Kingdom GT Hellfire Floating Pencil Topwater Lure
The Hellfire is a slim, weighted floating pencil built for long casts and a tight, rhythmic walk-the-dog action. Available in 160mm, 180mm, and 200mm sizes, it sits low in the water and darts side to side with sharp rod twitches, throwing flash and commotion that draws strikes from a distance.
Specifications
| Type | Floating pencil topwater |
| Length | 160mm / 180mm / 200mm |
| Weight | 40g / 52g / 71g |
| Depth | Surface |
| Action | Tight walk-the-dog, Z-action slide |
| Hooks | Two heavy-duty treble hooks |
| Best for | Big topwater bass in open water, stripers, pike |
Product description
The Hellfire is a slim, weighted floating pencil built for long casts and a tight, rhythmic walk-the-dog action. Available in 160mm, 180mm, and 200mm sizes, it sits low in the water and darts side to side with sharp rod twitches, throwing flash and commotion that draws strikes from a distance.
Its size and casting weight make it a strong choice for open-water topwater fishing on big lakes and reservoirs where bass are chasing large baitfish. It also handles well for anglers targeting other aggressive predators like stripers or pike, giving you one lure that covers a lot of water fast.
How to fish it
- Cast to open flats or points where baitfish are schooling and let the lure sit until rings settle.
- Use sharp, short rod twitches to walk the pencil side to side in a steady rhythm.
- Pause every few twitches, especially near cover or drop-offs, to trigger reaction strikes.
- Fish it early morning or low light when bass are actively feeding on the surface.
Frequently asked
The 160mm/40g is the most versatile size for bass, easier to cast and work all day compared to the larger 180mm and 200mm models.
Brighter, high-contrast patterns show up better in stained water, while more natural, translucent finishes tend to work well in clear conditions.
A medium-heavy to heavy fast-action rod with 30 to 50 pound braid handles the weight and casting distance of these larger pencils well.
No, while it is built tough for saltwater use, its size and action also make it effective for big bass and other freshwater predators in open water.
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