Continuously moving giant furry mysterious object

Swimming Action

1. New Material Giant Furry Mysterious Object: Always Moving to Entice Bass

Kujala is a giant soft-plastic made of a newly developed super soft elastomer material. It features a combination of softness and elasticity, with densely packed, thick, and long hairs. As soon as it hits the water, these hairs start to thrash wildly. This movement, reminiscent of an unknown creature, does not simply mimic prey in a straightforward manner but instead delivers a shocking first impression to bass, which strike out of curiosity.

2. High Versatility for Intense Action Both on the Surface and Underwater

Whether you shake, swim, or jerk it, Kujala displays lifelike movements. Its intense action captivates bass both on the surface and underwater, holding their interest relentlessly. You can use its high buoyancy to target the surface or let it linger at the bottom for a thorough appeal. The versatility of Kujala is also one of its major attractions.

3. Effective Even When Parts are Cut

Kujala is an all-purpose soft-plastic that is effective regardless of which part is used. You can cut the robust arm to use as a trailer, or trim a section of the body to fit on a jig. Much like a tuna disassembly show, you can utilize every part of it as a lure. With this one item, you can set up various rigs, making it an indispensable addition to your tackle box.

4. Resistant to Deformation, Ready to Store in Your Tackle Box

Previously, elastomer materials required careful storage due to their high buoyancy. However, the special soft elastomer material used in Kujala is notably resistant to taking on deformities. You can safely toss it into your tackle box without worry. When you're ready to fish, you can quickly grab it and use it immediately.