JACKSON Chinu Koro Claw 1.7" #GCH Glow Chart (8 pcs)

Chinu Koro Claw is a crustacean worm designed specifically for chinning to attack the bottom pattern of black porgy, which has now become a well-established pattern. The boulders and oyster shell bottoms that black porgy like are very complex, even though they do not have much difference in height, so a certain amount of appeal is required to make them notice the presence of the worm. However, in order to attack black porgy, which has a small mouth, the worm size cannot be made too large. Therefore, despite its small size of 1.7 inches in total length, it is designed to be as bulky as possible. Considering its size, the arm with a large claw is equipped with an air chamber and a rear leg that generates a slight vibration. It is compact and has a high appeal. In addition, the arm is made as short as possible to accommodate short bites. The frustrating bite of only the claw being nibbled has been turned into a bite that can be caught. It is used perfectly with standard rigs for bottom attack such as jig heads and TX rigs, and is also the best match for the trailer of the ultimate weapon for bottom attack, "Chinu Korori". If you want appeal, just use it alone. To counter short bites or to reduce the volume and make it compact, cut it from the waist in the center of the body and set it. The buoyancy of the air chamber makes the claws rise up, imitating a threatening crustacean, and by floating the hook, it reduces snagging on rocks. It also contributes to an increase in the hooking rate.