Produced by Masanori Muraoka ULumguma
A variable action minnow that shifts from rolling to wobbling depending on the strength of the flow and the retrieve speed.
In addition, the 21g body is equipped with a sufficient flight distance that is indispensable in the current sea bass scene.

As a pillar of the development concept, it also focuses on "upcross fishing".
After landing, ULumguma grabs the water firmly even in a torrent and produces a strong wave.
And at the moment when the flow is received on the side of the body while drifting, the wobbling action enters the action that was mainly rolling.
The change in the action is the switch that induces the bite.

The biggest weaknesses of lures that have been used for upcrossing are the weight at the time of downcrossing and the failure of action.
(This weakness has been a great stress for many anglers.)
ULumguma overcomes this weakness with a structure that allows water to flow through.
By significantly reducing the feeling of pulling and maintaining the action of catching, we realized a retrieve that does not make the angler feel stress.