Geecrack Imo Kemushi Finesse Cue Bomb 31 1.2in

Geecrack Imo Kemushi Finesse Cue Bomb 31 1.2in

Geecrack Imo Kemushi Finesse Cue Bomb 31 (1.2”)

The Geecrack Imo Kemushi Finesse Cue Bomb 31 (1.2”) is a next-level finesse bait designed to trigger bites when fish are pressured, inactive, or simply refusing larger presentations. Developed with pro angler Alton Jones Jr., this ultra-compact bait delivers unmatched subtle action and natural appeal.

Built using Geecrack’s signature SAF (Salt, Amino Acid, Flavour) material, the Cue Bomb enhances scent dispersion and taste, encouraging fish to hold on longer for improved hook-up ratios.

What truly sets this bait apart is its ultra-fine silicone “hairs” that extend from the body in all directions. These strands create constant micro-movements in the water—even when the bait is sitting still—perfectly mimicking small aquatic creatures and triggering reaction bites from wary fish.

The 1.2-inch finesse profile (approx. 5g) makes it ideal for highly pressured waters where downsizing is key. Its buoyant design allows it to stay in the strike zone longer, maintaining a natural horizontal posture that excels with modern finesse techniques.

Key Features

• Compact 1.2” finesse profile for pressured fish
• Ultra-thin silicone hairs for lifelike micro-action
• High-floating body for natural presentation
• Infused with SAF material for added attraction
• Developed with finesse and sonar fishing in mind
• Approx. weight: 5g | Pack size: 4

Best Rigging Options

• Drop shot rig
• Weightless / wacky rig
• Neko rig
• Light Texas rig

When to Use It

The Cue Bomb shines in clear water, high-pressure dams, and tough bite conditions where fish are cautious. Whether you’re targeting bass on forward-facing sonar or sight fishing shallow structure, this bait excels at converting hesitant followers into committed strikes.

Summary

Small, subtle, and incredibly effective—the Geecrack Finesse Cue Bomb 31 (1.2”) is a must-have for anglers who rely on finesse tactics to get bites when nothing else works. It’s not a search bait—it’s a bite converter.