Produced by Toshifumi Kikumoto. The unique form creates a 'creepy' sense of life that disrupts the bass's predatory instincts. The large bass flat-type worm "ZOWAZOWA" with a high catch rate. A flat type with an original form with many distinctive tentacles extending out. With its voluminous silhouette, it makes a strong impression, and depending on the angle, the gaps between the tentacles become visible, visually confusing the bass.

A flat-bodied soft-plastic with unusual appendages that create a restless, rippling action.

1. Its unusual appendages move on their own, creating the ZOWAZOWA’s signature restless action

The defining trait of the ZOWAZOWA is the way its many appendages move independently while the bait as a whole pulses with a restless, rippling action. On top of that, the two antenna-like feelers quiver with subtle movement, so the action never blends into one uniform motion and the bait keeps a fine, lingering vibration. It is not just a bait with a lot of extra parts. Because each appendage moves on its own, it creates the ZOWAZOWA’s signature “zowa-zowa” action—a constantly alive, almost unsettling motion that gives the bait a very distinctive presence in the water.

2. Its flat body and flat arms push a lot of water, helping call fish in

The flat body and flat arms displace water hard, and as the ribbed belly grabs water, the body leans over first and the arms follow a split second later. That sequence creates a staggered water push instead of one flat, one-dimensional movement. Even though it puts out a strong presence, the unique multi-appendage design keeps the action from becoming too uniform.

3. Its center line and hook guard design make it easy to fish around cover

A center line runs down the middle of the body, making it easier to line up your hook placement. It also features a hook-point guard that helps hold the point in place without having to bury it too deep, giving you a better balance of hook-up performance and snag resistance. It can be fished on a football rig, as a jig trailer, on a Texas rig, a leaderless down shot, a free rig, a heavy Carolina rig, weightless, or even wacky-rigged.

-5 per pack