Geecrack Imo Kemushi 60mm

Geecrack Imo Kemushi 60mm 

The Geecrack Imo Kemushi 60mm is a highly refined finesse soft plastic designed to imitate a struggling insect or caterpillar on the water’s surface and during the fall. Developed in Japan for pressured bass fisheries, this bait has built a reputation for producing bites when conditions are tough and fish are wary.

At 60mm (2.5”), the Imo Kemushi offers the perfect balance between finesse presentation and enough profile to tempt bigger, more selective fish. Its unique body is covered in fine silicone “hairs” that create subtle, constant movement—even on a dead stick—giving it a natural, lifelike action that triggers reaction strikes.

Key Features

• Insect-style profile: Mimics a caterpillar or bug struggling on the surface or falling through the water column.
• Silicone skirted body: Fine rubber strands pulse and vibrate with the slightest movement, creating irresistible micro-action.
• S.A.F material (Salt, Amino, Flavor): Enhances scent and taste, encouraging fish to hold on longer for better hook-up ratios.
• Versatile buoyancy options: Available in floating and heavier variants for both surface and subsurface presentations.
• Tournament-proven design: Originally developed for highly pressured bass waters where finesse is key.

How to Fish It

The Imo Kemushi 60mm shines in finesse applications:

• Weightless (EWG or finesse hook): Let it fall naturally for a horizontal, slow descent with constant quivering action
• Skipping & pitching: Deadly under docks, overhangs, and shaded structure
• Ned rig / drop shot / neko rig: Ideal for subtle bottom presentations when fish are inactive

When to Use It

This bait excels when:

• Fish are heavily pressured
• Water is clear and fish are cautious
• Conditions are tough and reaction baits aren’t working

Its subtle presentation and natural movement make it a go-to “confidence bait” when you need to slow down and grind out bites.

Why It Works

The Imo Kemushi isn’t about aggressive action—it’s about realism. The combination of scent, subtle vibration, and natural fall creates an easy meal that bass (and other predators) struggle to ignore. It’s the kind of lure you throw when nothing else gets touched—and often, it’s the one that saves the session.