Evergreen Bow Worm

The EVERGREEN Bow Worm is a straight worm designed by Toshifumi Kikumoto. Its body bends flexibly like a bow, while the ribs are arranged in opposite directions before and after the headband section, creating a structure that grips the water. When rigged wacky-style, the ribs catch water and generate vibration, while after reaching the bottom, the body produces an action that causes it to topple over. The standard model uses a special formula combining salted material with garlic and shrimp ingredients.

Each size is designed with a different purpose in mind. The 4.2-inch model features a slim body for high-pressure situations and tough conditions. The 5-inch model has a nail-sinker hole and is suited to delicate presentations with bait finesse or spinning tackle. The 7-inch model is easy to make bend dramatically during the fall on a leaderless drop-shot rig. The 8-inch model combines the presence of a bulky body with long-casting performance, while the 12-inch model is designed as a long worm for drawing fish in from a distance. The high-buoyancy models use salt-free material, making it easy to create a bottom-standing posture when used on a Texas rig or as a rubber jig trailer, and they are also compatible with unagi rigs.