IMAKATSU’s Hairy Spider Kujala is a large soft bait designed as an enigmatic “mysterious creature” with no specific identity, creating a presence through constant spontaneous movement in one part or another. Made from newly developed super-soft elastomer, it features a thick body with abundant hair-like appendages, while the material’s softness helps reduce splashdown noise and resists retaining bends or kinks. It is available in two sizes: 110 mm and 160 mm.
The soft elastomer material is easy to pierce and thread with an offset hook. Field testing has confirmed that it can be used as a full-length bait or rigged after cutting the body in half or into quarters, allowing it to be fished floating, sinking, retrieved through the mid-water column, or worked along the bottom. Regardless of whether it is shaken, swum, or jerked, each part continues to move irregularly, producing an action with an elusive silhouette. In addition to an offset hook rig, IMAKATSU officially introduces a nail rig using a half-cut body and a Neko rig with a single hook point. During storage, avoid leaving it in contact with other lures, and keep it away from high temperatures.