Kingdom Saltwater Sinking Minnow - Long Casting Jerkbait
This is the Kingdom Saltwater Sinking Minnow, a hard-bodied jerkbait built for seabass and tuna fishing. It ships in three sizes: 127mm/48g, 142mm/65g, and 160mm/97g, and is available in five color patterns (08, 07, 06, 04, 02). As a sinking lure, it's designed for long-distance casting and can also be trolled.
Specifications
| Type | Sinking minnow, hard bait jerkbait |
| Length | 127mm / 142mm / 160mm |
| Weight | 48g / 65g / 97g |
| Buoyancy | Sinking |
| Best for | Seabass, tuna, long casting, trolling |
| Colors | 08, 07, 06, 04, 02 |
Product description
This is the Kingdom Saltwater Sinking Minnow, a hard-bodied jerkbait built for seabass and tuna fishing. It ships in three sizes: 127mm/48g, 142mm/65g, and 160mm/97g, and is available in five color patterns (08, 07, 06, 04, 02). As a sinking lure, it's designed for long-distance casting and can also be trolled.
Its weight and sinking profile give it the mass needed for long casts into open water or off rocks and jetties, and the body shape suits a steady troll behind a boat. Work it with a jerk-pause retrieve to mimic an injured baitfish, or let it swim on a straight troll retrieve for open-water seabass and tuna.
How to fish it
- Cast out and let the lure sink to your target depth before starting the retrieve.
- Use a jerk-pause cadence: two or three sharp rod twitches followed by a pause to let the bait sink and flash.
- For trolling, let out line behind the boat and troll at a steady speed, adjusting to keep the lure swimming just below the surface.
- Work the lure along drop-offs, rock structure, or current edges where seabass and tuna are likely to be feeding.
Frequently asked
It's available in three sizes: 127mm/48g, 142mm/65g, and 160mm/97g.
It's a sinking lure, so it sinks when at rest and is designed for long casting and trolling.
It's designed as a saltwater jerkbait for seabass and tuna.
Yes, the listing describes it as suited for both long casting and trolling.
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