Kingdom Long Casting Minnow Jerkbait - Floating/Slow Sinking
This is the Kingdom long casting minnow jerkbait, a hard bait built for distance casting to seabass and pike. It comes in floating and slow sinking versions depending on the weight and color code you choose, with weights of 14.5g, 19g, 29g and 33g covering different casting distances and retrieve depths.
Specifications
| Type | Floating / slow sinking minnow jerkbait (hard bait) |
| Weight options | 14.5g, 19g, 29g, 33g |
| Buoyancy | Floating or slow sinking, depending on variant |
| Best for | Seabass, pike |
| Colors | Multiple color codes available per weight |
Product description
This is the Kingdom long casting minnow jerkbait, a hard bait built for distance casting to seabass and pike. It comes in floating and slow sinking versions depending on the weight and color code you choose, with weights of 14.5g, 19g, 29g and 33g covering different casting distances and retrieve depths.
Rig it on standard jerkbait tackle and work it with twitches and pauses. The minnow body gives it a swimming action on the retrieve, and the range of weights lets you match the bait to your rod and the distance you need to cover.
How to fish it
- Cast out and let the lure settle for a second before starting your retrieve, especially with the slow sinking versions.
- Use a twitch-pause retrieve to trigger the minnow's side-to-side swimming action.
- Vary retrieve speed between twitches to find what the fish want that day.
- Match the heavier 29g/33g weights to windy conditions or when you need extra casting distance, and the lighter 14.5g/19g weights for closer, more precise casts.
Frequently asked
It's available in 14.5g, 19g, 29g and 33g versions, each with its own set of color codes.
Both types are offered. Some color/weight combinations are floating and others are slow sinking, so check the variant you're selecting.
It's marketed for seabass and pike fishing.
It's a minnow-style hard bait jerkbait designed for long casting.
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.