A standard technique in Japanese bass fishing: Two jerks on the bottom with a high-density worm. The heavy poop worm contains 30% salt and weighs 18g, with a rear-weighted design for exceptional casting distance compared to other worms! This time, we've put together a set of three classic colors that can be used in any field. ○ Green Pumpkin An all-purpose color, the king of natural tones. Water clarity: Clear to stained (transparent to slightly murky) Weather: Suitable for both sunny and cloudy days Season: All seasons Best used when: You want to match the natural colors of crayfish, small fish, and shrimp. ○ Green Pumpkin Chartreuse A hybrid of natural and appeal. Water clarity: Stained to muddy (moderately to heavily murky) Weather: Cloudy, rainy, low-light conditions such as dawn and dusk Season: All seasons (especially during spring and autumn when the water is murky) Best used when: You want more appeal than green pumpkin or when you want to increase visibility in murky water. ○ Molt Craw A reddish-brown "murky water-compatible natural" color. Water clarity: Stained to muddy (slightly to heavily murky) Weather: Cloudy, rainy, low-light conditions Season: Particularly effective in spring to early summer (crayfish season) Best used when: Targeting crayfish and reddish crustaceans.