This is the Body Shad 4-inch, a masterpiece worm from TIFA, which had a significant impact on the Japanese bass fishing scene in the 90s. TIFA worms at the time, unlike current mass-produced worms, were mainly American hand-poured. Each one had individual differences, and the worms retained the characteristics of "good old American worms," such as: * Unique softness * Edge definition * Texture that grips the water The Body Shad features a shad tail that doesn't over-emphasize its action, and is recommended for those who enjoy finesse techniques like modern mid-strolling and no-sinker rigs. This worm reflects Mr. Tanabe's design philosophy of "being able to be used naturally according to the situation." This is a must-have for those who know the TIFA worms of the time and those who love hand-poured worms. In addition to actual fishing, it is also a valuable worm for historical reference, allowing you to feel the atmosphere of the early days of American bass fishing. Both colors are listed as "Wakasagi" (smelt), but they appear to be completely different colors, with variations in darkness and the absence of glitter, which is also characteristic of old hand-poured worms.