Smith Mossa 1.6 inch 03. Dark Cinnamon/Blue Flake

Insect bait that reproduces a waterfall insect and is hard for bass to see through
Mossa
In low pressure fields, a worm that simply resembles a waterfall insect in size and silhouette can attract a bite, but in pressured situations, bass that come to see the lure often see it off at the last moment.

The aim of the performance bait Mossa is to reproduce a waterfall insect in the true sense of the word, and to have the functionality to make it difficult for bass to see through.

We have condensed elements that go beyond the realm of expression that can be expressed by simply imitating the shape and silhouette.

Emphasis on surface tension
Mossa’s surface tension in addition to the buoyancy of the material itself also contributes to buoyancy.
Most waterfall insects float due to surface tension, and as they run out of energy, they lose surface tension.
When this happens, fish lose interest.
Even in the world of fly fishing, it is clear that dry flies with reduced buoyancy will result in lower catches.
In light of these examples, Mossa emphasized the use of surface tension as one of the elements of imitating falling water insects.

14 legs

Normally, insects have six legs, but Mossa has 14 legs designed in a long, tapered shape.
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