Gimmy's movement, water push, and volume are the action and shape that big basses prefer. The optimal spacing and shape were created to ensure that each rib firmly grips water. During the fall, the side of the body vibrates finely like a fin, and when you pull it hard, it instantly deflates and changes shape, creating a new action.

It combines delicate action and strong water push, and allows you to attract lures with limited travel distance. The horizontally flat body and slits on the back and abdomen create a soft undulating action similar to a pork line.
It boasts a high hooking rate by bending flexibly when biting.

An original tail that receives water with a slit and vibrates.
It emits waves in the water while flapping like a tail fin, stimulating the bass's instincts.

And it moves up and down flexibly during rod work.
It hits the water and the bottom with its thick, fan-shaped surface, and makes a strong impression with its strong water push.