O.S.P Orikanemushi II

O.S.P Orikanemushi II

In 2013, it was released as a pioneer of bug-type worms at the time and swept the crowd. After 12 years, it has been completely renewed as "Orikan Nemushi 2" in accordance with the recent field conditions. Boso Reservoir, the home field of O.S.P professional staff Kazuki Origane, is a fierce battleground where skilled anglers catch fish every day. Various mushi-type lures are used every day, and it is not easy to get a cunning fish to bite. In order to overcome such a situation, the development of a new red beetle has begun.
What Kazuki Origane asked for the new red beetle was not to become a specific insect. It was a condition to make the silhouette look like all kinds of insects, and sometimes even frogs and crustaceans. In addition, the discount also pursues distance. The base body is made of rear center of gravity to achieve outstanding cast curacies. This made it easier to penetrate the branches and leaves when hanging. The body material is made of elastomer. It is not easy to break even if it gets caught on branches, etc., and the large antennae and three pairs of three-dimensional legs on the sides create a lively water press and tingling feeling. It is shaped to take advantage of the characteristics of elastomeric material. In addition, by narrowing the constriction part at the rear of the body, independent action and vibration are generated at the front and rear. It is easy to fold when biting, and the needle tip also has the advantage of improving hooking.
The basic way to use it is to hang it, leave it on the surface, and shake it to make the insects drown and struggle. It can also be equipped with an offset hook and cast into a cover or shade to lure the bass out with a swing. It is also very destructive when using a sinker to sink elastomer worms, which is also a trend these days. Orikanemushi II opens a new era of bug-type lures.