Features

• Realistically recreates the appearance of a black crested worm. The silhouette of Kurokawamushi itself is not broken, and its functions as a lure such as distance, swimming, and fall posture are incorporated without compromise.
• The way to use it is interesting if you let the swimmer swim with a free roll like a spoon in the cut-off zone or bump it at the bottom.
• Since the fall speed is slower than that of a spoon, especially with bottom bumping, it is easier to feed between bites. Natural drift that makes use of "realism" is also effective in the watershed.
• It can produce Kurokawabushi that is easily washed away.
• At points where the flow is slow, it is also effective to bottom like a water stop.