Introduction
The ultimate natural micro vibration.
This is a bizarre worm created by Tsutomu Kawashima, a super local at Kameyama Dam in Chiba Prefecture, to catch bass even after people have shot at them countless times. The biggest feature is the four pairs of arms attached in reverse. When these arms receive water, they vibrate, creating a compound action that also involves a slight roll. The body is compact enough to slide easily into the cover, but it has a strong power to attract bass! You can put it deep into the cover with a lighter sinker, and the fine vibrations that have a strong appeal can bring you results even in high-pressure fields. The distinctive actions of the scissor comb are fall, shake, drag, and bumping, and it can also move even in weak water currents, so it can occur even when left alone. This is an all-mighty worm that can be used in a variety of actions and situations.
Four pairs of arms of different lengths and thicknessesThe four pairs of arms attached upside down to the body have different lengths and thicknesses (area). When the water current hits them, they create subtle vibrations, and when they fall or drag, they even roll from side to side. This action, which was not available on previous Worms, attracts wary bass.
