The strongest bug worm "Kozemimushi" proposed by Tiemco, which knows everything about elastomers, is a worm that reproduces the unique movements of bugs in a simple shape. The material is carefully selected from a soft and firm elastomer. This allows the feet in the water to pick up even the slightest changes in water flow, creating micro-vibrations.
The countless legs have a unique shape that stick out in four directions. This ensures that the legs are always in the water no matter what the hook set is. At first glance, Kozemimushi hardly moves, but when you look closer, it has a structure that produces intense vibrations even with the slightest movement. As a result, it gives off a subtle yet vibrant appeal to the bass that prey on bugs, which often stare and think, and uses its mouth at the very end. By having a heavier design than other bug worms, it has an outstanding flight distance and is easy to handle and can be dropped securely even in hanging bug patterns. In addition, it can be used in a wide range of ways, from offset hooks to trout hooks.