RAID JAPAN　OKA EBI 2.5inch

OKAEBI pursues and develops three points, not just a realistic appearance, but also a "feeling of life", "appearance", and "balance between stillness and movement" underwater.

THE EBI's lifelike movements created by delicate parts such as arms, curly legs, and legs installed on the body.
The luscious actions shown during swimming and falling are "movements" that imitate desperately running away from being chased by external enemies. On the other hand, the relaxed action shown after landing on the bottom imitates the extremely natural "quiet" movement. It is a one-of-a-kind shrimp type worm that condenses the contradictory actions of a reaction bait that is so to speak a hit and a bait that is sure to bite into one body.

OKAEBI targets shrimp-eating bass that live anywhere in Japan regardless of field type, such as wild ponds, flat lakes, rivers, creeks, and reservoirs.

(A) LONG ARM
OKAEBI's four arms, which are set longer than the body, attract bass with completely different movements each time you add an action, such as tangling and separating, stretching and shrinking in the water. It changes its shape every time it enters the water, and even looks like it's moving on its own, so it's hard for bass to see through, so it leads fish to bite without hesitation.
In addition, the arm, which is set to an exquisite length, reacts sensitively to slight rod action and water flow, so unnecessary rod action is unnecessary. A feature of OKAEBI is that there are many part-timers during their stay.

(B) THIN CURLY
The ultra-thin curly installed on the side of the body is one of OKAEBI's key parts that reliably catches water with a faint stream and gives the arm more complex movements.
It reliably delivers turbulent water flow to the arm and appeals to bass at all speeds of fall and swimming.

(C) LIVELY LEG
The 6 legs on the side of the body are of different lengths, and when falling or swimming, they perform ``tingling'', ``pulling'', and ``blurring'' actions that are different from other parts. Appeal to the bass.
In addition to the action, it also has the role of suppressing the rotation of the body and reducing thread twist.
When used with small rubber jig trailers, this leg creates an even greater sense of unity.

(D) BODY FORM
The body shape of OKAEBI is molded with a triangular cross section with no front or back.
The slightly rounded convex surface and the almost straight flat surface will lead you to a valuable one by using different hook settings depending on the purpose and situation.
When using an offset hook, the body itself protects the hook point by protruding the hook point from the convex surface and prevents unexpected snagging. Also, if you want to increase the hooking performance, you can increase the hookup rate by putting out the hook point from the flat surface. (offset hook #3 recommended)

(E) ORIGINAL MATERIAL
The material (specific gravity) of OKAEBI, which is full of vitality that is neither too light nor too heavy, is a golden ratio derived after trial and error. In addition to salt, a unique shrimp flavor is blended to lead to a deeper bite.