TSUYOKI Sinking Jerkbait Glidebait 90/105/120mm Rattle Lure
This is a TSUYOKI sinking jerkbait built as a swim slider/glidebait, made for pike and zander fishing. It ships in three sizes: 90mm at 20g, 105mm at 30g, and 120mm at 50g, so you can match the lure size to the water and target fish. It has a built-in rattle chamber for extra noise and comes in 10 color options (A through J).
Specifications
| Type | Sinking jerkbait / glidebait (swim slider) |
| Length | 90mm, 105mm, or 120mm |
| Weight | 20g (90mm), 30g (105mm), 50g (120mm) |
| Buoyancy | Sinking |
| Sound | Internal rattle |
| Colors | 10 options (A-J) |
| Best for | Pike, zander |
Product description
This is a TSUYOKI sinking jerkbait built as a swim slider/glidebait, made for pike and zander fishing. It ships in three sizes: 90mm at 20g, 105mm at 30g, and 120mm at 50g, so you can match the lure size to the water and target fish. It has a built-in rattle chamber for extra noise and comes in 10 color options (A through J).
As a sinking glidebait it drops through the water column and darts side to side on the retrieve. Jerk-and-pause fishing lets it glide and flash, then sink again on the pause, which is the classic way to work this style of bait for predator fish like pike and zander.
How to fish it
- Cast out and let the lure sink to the depth you want to fish before starting your retrieve.
- Work it with sharp rod jerks and slack line so it glides side to side rather than swimming straight.
- Pause between jerks and let it sink and flash, this is often when strikes come.
- Change up jerk speed and pause length until you find what the pike or zander want that day.
Frequently asked
It ships in three sizes: 90mm at 20g, 105mm at 30g, and 120mm at 50g.
It's a sinking lure, it drops through the water column rather than floating.
It's made for pike and zander fishing.
It comes in 10 color options, labeled A through J.
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