Bukkomi Craw

"Plunge in!" into the intricate cover. Taking advantage of its outstanding long-throw performance, it "plunges into!" to the opposite shore.
The high gravity backslide bait "Bukkomi Claw" was developed based on the concept of "Crashing into any location!" In order to fuse the three contradictory elements of "flight distance", "body strength", and "captivating action" into one body, the head and body are molded with different materials. The head (hula skirt) uses a slightly stiff non-salt material with strength and tension to create a lively action even during the fall. Its efficacy is not only in terms of action, but also in terms of high basic performance in backslide worms, such as reducing the load applied during full casting, being resistant to shredding when contacting the cover, and being strong enough to hold the crank of the offset hook firmly.
On the other hand, the body uses a soft material containing a large amount of salt. It controls outstanding flight distance and excellent hooking performance. The Bukkomi-craw can be handled without stress from short-range cover to long-distance combat and can be said to be the ultimate backslide bait that voluntarily leads the wriggling bus to a bite just by making it fall.