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Length: 2.5inch 　Quantity: 8pcs. 　Price: 850yen(w/o tax)

The OKA EBI not only looks real but is precisely designed for “lifelike presence” and “contrasting stillness and movement”.

When it’s swimming or falling, it imitates the “movement” of prey that frantically flees from predator. Quite contrary, when it lands on bottom, it makes a gentle sway that presents a natural “stillness”. It embodies the contrasting abilities of the one-strike catchability of a reaction bait and food-like presentation to get bites. It’s a one-on-of-kind shrimp-style worm.

The OKA EBI is perfect for those shrimp-feeding bass that live in local ponds, flat lakes, rivers, creeks, and reservoirs.

◆Length : 2.5inch

◆Color : 6 colors

◆Quantity : 8 pcs.

◆Price : 850 yen (w/o tax)

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(A) LONG ARM

One of OKA EBI’s distinct characteristics is the four long arms that sticks and separates, expands and shrinks. By adding action, it makes unique motions. It changes shape every time underwater and appears to move on its own, which bass can’t resist making a lunch out of.

The long arms are precisely designed to respond sharply to the slightest rod action and on current. So, there’s no need for strong rod action. Even when it sits still, the OKA EBI gets plenty of bites.

(B) THIN CURLY

The ultra-thin curly arms on the sides is another key part of the OKA EBI. It catches the slightest of current and bumps the inner arms for an even more complex movement. The thin curlies move current to the arms with varied speeds of falling or swimming that gets fish interested.

(C) LIVELY LEGS

The six legs on the body differ in length and produce the most delicate action. When falling or swimming, it “vibrates”, “wiggles”, and “jiggles” that taps into a bass’s instincts.

The legs affect not just the action but helps stabilize the body from turning and prevents it from creating line slack. When used as a trailer on smaller rubber jigs, the legs round out a lifelike profile.

(D) BODY FORM

The OKA EBI has a triangular cross-section with no top or bottom.

The bumpy side is slightly round, and the flat side is straight, which allows different hook placements for different uses and situations to land that one precious fish.

When using offset hooks, by getting the hook point out from the bumpy side, its body will protect the hook point, which reduces the chance of surprise snags. When you want your hookup ratio to go up, bring the hook point out of the flat portion. (Size #3 offset hook is recommended)

(E) ORIGINAL MATERIAL

The OKA EBI’s material went through rigorous testing to achieve a golden ratio. You can feel the texture and density that’s not too light or too heavy which gives it that vibrant movement.

A shrimp flavor is added to the salt that gets bass to swallow it whole.