Description
The super-sensitive, awl-shaped tail penetrates the predatory instincts of the target.
Simple straight-shaped body.
Sharp, awl-shaped tail.
The narrow end at the base of the tail.
These synergistic effects create a movement that appeals to the predatory instincts of the target with various rigs and fishing methods, making the Gimlet a classic worm for light games.
The distinctive tail from which the name Gimlet (Kiri) originates is super-sensitive, so much so that it moves on its own with the slightest change in water flow or line tension.
Finely vibrates at all flow speeds, from dead slow to high speed.
Easy for the target to find, yet hard to dislike
Creates a natural vibration of exquisite strength,
effectively appealing regardless of the point conditions or the condition of the target.
Furthermore, the narrow end at the base of the tail welcomes the target that has bitten.
Because it bends with little force, the entire worm is easily sucked into the mouth,
resulting in a high hook-up rate.
Gimlet Feature 1
Ultra-sensitive sharp-edged tail
Reacts sensitively to the slightest water current and acts accordingly. Creates subtle vibrations to appeal to horse mackerel and rockfish.
Gimlet Feature 2
Body curve
When biting, the curve bends, making it easy for the worm to be sucked in.
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