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Kingdom Micro Expert Sinking Pencil Stickbait for Bass

Kingdom Sinking Pencil Stickbait 38mm/45mm for Bass Trout

38mm / 45mm2.4g / 2.8gSinkingTopwater pencil
$9.99
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This is the Kingdom sinking pencil, a hard-bait stickbait built for long casting. It comes in two sizes, 38mm at 2.4g and 45mm at 2.8g, and ships with a single hook. Seven color options are available so you can match water clarity or light conditions.

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Specifications

TypeSinking pencil stickbait
Length38mm / 45mm
Weight2.4g / 2.8g
BuoyancySinking
HooksSingle hook
Best forBass, trout

Product description

This is the Kingdom sinking pencil, a hard-bait stickbait built for long casting. It comes in two sizes, 38mm at 2.4g and 45mm at 2.8g, and ships with a single hook. Seven color options are available so you can match water clarity or light conditions.

As a sinking pencil, it drops through the water column on the pause instead of sitting on top, which lets you work it at different depths on a twitch-and-pause retrieve. The compact size and weight are suited to casting distance for bass and trout fishing.

How to fish it

  1. Cast out and let the pencil sink to your target depth before starting the retrieve.
  2. Use short twitches of the rod tip followed by a pause to let the bait sink and flash on the fall.
  3. Vary the pause length to find how aggressively fish want it that day.
  4. Try a steady slow retrieve with occasional twitches when fish aren't reacting to a hard jerk-pause pattern.

Frequently asked

Two sizes: 38mm at 2.4g and 45mm at 2.8g.

It's a sinking pencil, so it sinks on the pause rather than staying on the surface.

It ships with a single hook.

Seven color options are listed, numbered Color 01 through Color 07.

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