Xesta Kamitail Ikura-mushi

XESTA’s Kami Tail IKURA MUSHI is a 1.2-inch micro worm designed with a focus on enticing bites. It combines a four-segment chain of ball-shaped body sections with a single ball-shaped tail connected by the Kami Tail System, creating an ultra-small profile for targeting small horse mackerel and light-game situations when fish are reluctant to bite.

The Kami Tail System incorporates an ultra-thin film sheet measuring 0.025–0.05 mm thick inside the worm or at the connection between the body and tail. This produces an alluring action that is difficult to achieve with the worm material alone, along with flashes from the film. IKURA MUSHI is designed so that even slight water currents or rod movements cause the tail to quiver up and down, with the ball section containing the film serving as the starting point. In addition, making the connection between the body and tail transparent reduces vibration, allowing you to present a smaller profile underwater. This Kami Tail System model is suited to situations with subtle changes in water flow and times when you want to generate minute vibrations with light rod movements.