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Tsurinoya Swordsman 70S Sinking Pencil Lure - 70mm 7.6g

70mm / 2.76in7.6gSinkingTopwater pencil
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The Tsurinoya Swordsman 70S is a lipless sinking pencil lure measuring 70mm and weighing 7.6g. It has a slim, slender body shape with no diving lip, built for long casting and a straight, cutting profile through the water.

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Size70mm 2.76in 7.6g
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Specifications

TypeLipless sinking pencil
Length70mm / 2.76in
Weight7.6g
BuoyancySinking
Best forBass, trout
Colors10 patterns (Swordsman 70S-A through 70S-J)

Product description

The Tsurinoya Swordsman 70S is a lipless sinking pencil lure measuring 70mm and weighing 7.6g. It has a slim, slender body shape with no diving lip, built for long casting and a straight, cutting profile through the water.

Being lipless and sinking, it works well with twitch-and-pause retrieves, walk-the-dog style rod work, or a straight steady retrieve, letting the angler control depth and action by hand rather than relying on a bill. Available in ten color patterns to match different water and light conditions.

How to fish it

  1. Cast far and let the lure sink to your target depth before starting the retrieve.
  2. Use short twitches with pauses to give the pencil a darting, gliding action.
  3. Try a walk-the-dog style rhythm with slack line twitches for a side-to-side swimming motion.
  4. For a simpler approach, use a slow steady retrieve and vary speed until you find what triggers bites.

Frequently asked

It sinks. It has no built-in buoyancy and will drop through the water column when not being retrieved.

No, this is a lipless pencil lure. It has a slim, straight profile without a bill.

It comes in one size, 70mm and 7.6g, across ten different color options.

It is designed as a bass and trout lure.

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