Swimming Action
Thanks to the film ball at the tail connection, even the slightest water current makes the tail vibrate subtly up and down, creating a lifelike feeding action.
Kami Tail System (Utility Model Patent)
A 0.025–0.05 mm ultra-thin film sheet is embedded inside the worm body or at the joint between body and tail. This generates delicate, lifelike movements that irresistibly attract fish.
Ultra Bite-Inducing Micro Worm “Ikura Mushi”
Designed for micro fishing such as Bean Aji (small horse mackerel) and other light game targets, especially when fish are being extremely picky.
At 1.2 inches, the Ikura Mushi features a four-ball segmented body ending in a single tail ball connected by the Kami Tail System. This makes it highly responsive to slight water flow or minimal rod action, instantly triggering strikes.
The transparent tail joint creates a weaker yet natural vibration while presenting an even smaller silhouette underwater, making fish bite almost instinctively.
With its relentless focus on bite-inducing performance, Ikura Mushi redefines what a micro worm can do in light game fishing.
Kami Tail System — Redefining Soft Worms!
KAMI TAIL SYSTEM (Utility Model Patent)
This innovation incorporates an ultra-thin, highly flexible yet durable film sheet (0.025–0.05 mm thick) inside the worm body or at the tail joint, creating a hybrid worm structure.
It enables seductive movements and unique flashing effects that regular worm material alone could never achieve. Worms equipped with the Kami Tail System not only entice previously unresponsive targets but also excel at appealing to pressured or wary fish, opening up a new dimension in light game fishing.