LEYDUN 115mm 41g Floating Jointed Vibration Swimbait
This is the LEYDUN 115mm 41g floating lipless vibration swimbait, a multi-jointed hard bait built for bass and saltwater fishing. It has a segmented body that flexes through the water instead of a rigid single-piece shape, and it floats at rest.
Specifications
| Type | Lipless jointed vibration swimbait |
| Length | 115mm |
| Weight | 41g |
| Buoyancy | Floating |
| Colors | 9 options (01-09) |
| Best for | Bass and saltwater fishing |
Product description
This is the LEYDUN 115mm 41g floating lipless vibration swimbait, a multi-jointed hard bait built for bass and saltwater fishing. It has a segmented body that flexes through the water instead of a rigid single-piece shape, and it floats at rest.
Because it is lipless, it relies on the jointed body and retrieve speed to produce a tight vibrating action rather than a bill-driven wobble. On a steady retrieve the joints kick side to side, and since it floats, pausing the retrieve lets it rise back toward the surface. It comes in nine color options (01 through 09) so you can match it to water clarity or light conditions.
How to fish it
- Use a straight, steady retrieve to let the jointed body produce its natural vibrating action.
- Mix in short pauses since the bait floats, letting it rise slightly before resuming the retrieve.
- Try a stop-and-go cadence to trigger reaction strikes as the bait rises and falls.
- Slow the retrieve in cooler water and speed it up when fish are actively feeding.
Frequently asked
No, it is a lipless floating swimbait. It floats at rest but is designed to be fished subsurface on the retrieve, not walked on top like a pencil bait.
It measures 115mm and weighs 41g, and this is the only size listed for this product.
It floats at rest and dives or swims under tension when retrieved, rising back up when you pause.
It comes in nine color options, labeled 01 through 09.
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