Features

• A worm reproduces the gloss action of pork.
• Porkrind has attracted many anglers for a long time with its lifelike movements.
• As a compensation for the lustrous movement that only porklinds made of biological skin can produce, there are many anglers who shy away from it because of the difficulty of storage, bad smell, and differences in texture due to individual differences.
• It is a shame not to use the unique movement of pork, which can be said to be the strongest eater, just because it is difficult to handle.
• The main purpose of this item is to be used as a trailer for jig heads and rubber jigs, and it is available in three sizes depending on the hook size and situation.
• When swimming in the middle layer, the jabara-shaped arms with a difference in height, which is the most characteristic of porky chunks, firmly grasp the water flow and induce a small rippling action. Bumping action at the bottom creates a polk-like gloss.
• When you stay at the bottom, you raise your arms like a crayfish's menacing posture and keep moving, and when the jig falls down, your big arms shake and make waves and appeal to the bus furiously.
• The simple structure allows the angler to move the bus as he or she sees fit, eliminating unnecessary parts.
• In order to achieve a glossy action, we pay attention to the texture of the material and also consider the environment by using Qu-on's original material, which is scheduled to be certified by Feco.