Geecrack ImoKemushi 60 Soft Plastic Grub – 2.5 Inches
The Geecrack ImoKemushi (Potato Caterpillar) 60 Soft Plastic Grub is expertly crafted to replicate the appearance of a distressed insect, ideal for targeting bass in shady areas and docks.
Featuring heavily impregnated rubber “hairs” for a lifelike wiggling action, making it perfect for finesse presentations.
Infused with Geecrack’s proprietary SAF material – Salt, Aminos, and Flavor – enhancing scent retention and providing the perfect buoyancy and action for enticing strikes.
Compatible with finesse hooks for weightless applications, making it ideal for skipping under overhanging limbs, or suitable for setups like the Ned Rig or Dropshot.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Length | 60mm (2.5 inches) |
| Material | Soft plastic with rubber hairs |
| Proprietary Formula | SAF (Salt, Aminos, and Flavor) |
| Hook Compatibility | Finesse hooks |
FAQ
What makes the Geecrack ImoKemushi different from other soft plastic grubs?
The Geecrack ImoKemushi features heavily impregnated rubber hairs for a lifelike wiggling action and is infused with SAF material to enhance scent retention and buoyancy.
Can this grub be used in setups like the Ned Rig or Dropshot?
Yes, it is compatible with finesse hooks and suitable for setups like the Ned Rig or Dropshot.
Is the grub effective in shady areas or near docks?
Yes, it is specifically designed to mimic a distressed insect and is ideal for targeting bass in shady areas and near docks.
Felicity Peters –
Used this grub during a late afternoon bass fishing session near a dock. The wiggling action from the rubber hairs was very natural. Caught two bass within 30 minutes. The scent held well even after being in water for a long time.
Isaac North –
Fished in a shaded area with overhanging limbs. The grub skipped smoothly and stayed on the surface. It attracted attention from bass, though not every cast resulted in a strike.
Jacob Morgan –
Perfect for finesse fishing. The SAF material gives it a strong scent and good buoyancy. Works well with a dropshot rig. Caught a large bass on the second try after a few minutes of casting.