BEARKING 70mm 5.2g Minnow Crank Jerkbait, 10 Colors
This is a BEARKING minnow-style crank jerkbait measuring 70mm and weighing 5.2g. It has a classic minnow body profile designed for casting to freshwater predator fish, and is available in 10 different color patterns (labeled A through J) so you can match water clarity and light conditions.
Specifications
| Brand | BEARKING |
| Type | Minnow crank/jerkbait |
| Length | 70mm |
| Weight | 5.2g |
| Colors | 10 options (A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J) |
| Best for | Freshwater predator fish, spinning tackle |
Product description
This is a BEARKING minnow-style crank jerkbait measuring 70mm and weighing 5.2g. It has a classic minnow body profile designed for casting to freshwater predator fish, and is available in 10 different color patterns (labeled A through J) so you can match water clarity and light conditions.
Being a compact, lightweight crank/jerkbait, it works well fished on light spinning tackle with a steady retrieve or a twitch-pause cadence to imitate a fleeing baitfish. Its size makes it a good searching lure for probing structure, weed edges, and current seams.
How to fish it
- Cast past the target area and start with a steady, medium-speed retrieve to see how the lure tracks.
- Add short twitch-pause pulls with your rod tip to make the lure dart and stall like an injured baitfish.
- Slow the retrieve around cover such as weed edges, laydowns, or rock to give fish more time to strike.
- Try different colors from the 10 available to match water clarity, switching to brighter patterns in stained water and more natural tones in clear water.
Frequently asked
It measures 70mm and weighs 5.2g.
It's a minnow-style crank/jerkbait designed for casting to freshwater predator fish.
There are 10 color options, labeled A through J.
Its light weight suits light to medium spinning tackle typically used for casting small crankbaits and jerkbaits.
Get more from your jerkbait
Jerkbaits shine when fish want a darting, injured-baitfish look. These guides cover cadence, color, and the cold-water conditions where they earn their keep.