Kingdom GT Picaduo Sinking Pencil Stickbait 135mm/150mm
The Kingdom GT Picaduo is a sinking pencil-style stickbait built for big game saltwater fishing. It comes in two body lengths, 135mm and 150mm, with weight options of 49g, 69g, 75g, and 90g, so you can match the bait to your rod and casting distance. The hard bait body is rigged with treble hooks and is aimed at anglers targeting tuna and other larger saltwater species.
Specifications
| Type | Sinking pencil stickbait, hard bait |
| Length | 135mm or 150mm |
| Weight | 49g, 69g, 75g, 90g |
| Buoyancy | Sinking |
| Hooks | Treble hooks |
| Best for | Big game saltwater fishing, tuna |
Product description
The Kingdom GT Picaduo is a sinking pencil-style stickbait built for big game saltwater fishing. It comes in two body lengths, 135mm and 150mm, with weight options of 49g, 69g, 75g, and 90g, so you can match the bait to your rod and casting distance. The hard bait body is rigged with treble hooks and is aimed at anglers targeting tuna and other larger saltwater species.
As a sinking pencil, it drops through the water column after the cast instead of staying on the surface, letting you work it at different depths with a twitch-and-pause or walking retrieve. The heavier 75g and 90g/150mm versions add casting distance for covering more water from a boat or the shore, while the lighter 49g and 69g/135mm sizes are easier to work with lighter tackle.
How to fish it
- Let the lure sink to your target depth before starting the retrieve.
- Use a twitch-and-pause retrieve to give the pencil body a darting, walking action.
- Vary retrieve speed between twitches to see what triggers strikes on a given day.
- Match the 90g/75g 150mm sizes to heavier tackle for longer casts, and the 49g/69g 135mm sizes for lighter setups.
Frequently asked
It ships in 135mm at 49g or 69g, and 150mm at 75g or 90g.
It is a sinking pencil, so it sinks after the cast rather than sitting on the surface.
It comes rigged with treble hooks.
It is built as a big game saltwater stickbait aimed at species like tuna.
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