TSUYOKI 190mm Jointed Glidebait Swimbait
This 190mm jointed glidebait is built for anglers who want a big-profile swimbait that still moves with a natural, fish-like glide. The segmented body and slow-floating design let it sit and side-to-side glide on the pause, drawing reaction strikes from bass keyed in on larger forage like gizzard shad or stocked trout. The single-jointed hinge gives it a wide, rolling swim on a steady retrieve and a lazy, drifting kick when you stop the rod.
Specifications
| Brand | TSUYOKI |
| Type | Jointed glidebait swimbait |
| Length | 190mm |
| Weight | 135g |
| Buoyancy | Slow floating |
| Colors | A, B, C, D, E, F |
Product description
This 190mm jointed glidebait is built for anglers who want a big-profile swimbait that still moves with a natural, fish-like glide. The segmented body and slow-floating design let it sit and side-to-side glide on the pause, drawing reaction strikes from bass keyed in on larger forage like gizzard shad or stocked trout. The single-jointed hinge gives it a wide, rolling swim on a steady retrieve and a lazy, drifting kick when you stop the rod.
This is a search bait for open water, points, and flats where big bass roam for bigger meals. Work it over deep grass edges, along bluff walls, or across main lake flats where forage size trends up. The slow-floating trait means it hangs and glides right at the strike zone during pauses instead of sinking out of it, giving following fish a longer look before committing.
How to fish it
- Cast past the target area and let the bait settle before starting your retrieve.
- Use a slow, steady retrieve to trigger the wide, rolling side-to-side glide.
- Pause the retrieve near cover or over deep grass edges to let the bait hang and drift in the strike zone.
- Vary rod-tip twitches to create an erratic, lazy kick that draws reaction strikes from big bass.
Frequently asked
Its 190mm length and 135g weight target larger bass keyed in on big forage like gizzard shad or stocked trout.
It is slow floating, so it rises slowly and stays near the strike zone during pauses instead of sinking away.
A steady retrieve produces a wide rolling swim, while pausing lets it glide and drift for a longer look from following fish.
It comes in six color options labeled A through F.
Get more from your swimbait
Swimbaits imitate the real forage bass feed on. Dial in your retrieve speed and running depth with these guides.