Duo Realis Shinmushi

Insect-style lures designed to attract by silhouette and surface ripples. REALIS SHINMUSHI uses the combined wave motion of a rigid body and a rubber leg. The interaction of "hard" and "soft" vibrations produces a 3D ripple effect that Bass find irresistible, despite the lure’s hard construction.

One of the most important elements for an insect lure is the sound made when it contacts the water. Thanks to its hard-bodied design, REALIS SHINMUSHI reproduces that genuine impact noise naturally. At splashdown, the feathering of the rubber leg together with the tail hook amplifies the trigger cues that provoke Bass strikes.

The wing incorporates a stopper effect that reduces side-to-side motion while creating an attractive crawl during retrieval. This design gives anglers flexible presentation options—whether you pause or keep the lure moving, it will continue to draw Bass.

SHIN MUSHI features a two-piece separate body structure consisting of a back section and an abdominal section. By removing the heaten from the BerryHook, the two parts can be separated for quick tuning and adjustment to different situations.

The wing’s fixed profile is engineered to act as a stopper on entry, yet it remains balanced so it doesn’t simply halt movement—its shape is tuned to maintain a lively crawl on the retrieve.

A soft elastomer material is used to cut down air resistance while casting. The rubber leg is 70 mm, a length selected to minimize undesired vibration when the lure is stationary. Color schemes were chosen with input from Japan pro angler Aiba, with each body given its own dedicated color.