When fish are stacked out over open water or holding deep, this is the long-cast pencil we rely on. It sails into the wind and flutters down through every depth until something smashes it.
A streamlined, rear-weighted body shifts mass to the tail on the cast for easy distance, then rolls into a side-to-side flutter-sink on the way down. Each size has a one-piece sculpted head with a 3D face and metallic foil finish, matched with sharp trebles sized to its pulling power.
Why it’s a daily driver
Rear-weight long cast — mass shifts to the tail for effortless distance in the wind.
Flutter-sinking action — a trembling side-to-side descent that draws strikes from top to bottom.
One-piece sculpted head — 3D face with metallic foil for lifelike flash.
Five tuned sizes — from a 7.5g finesse bait to a 28g distance caster.
How to work it
Tie direct with a Palomar or improved clinch knot.
Best year-round for long casts over open water and deep structure.
Retrieve let it sink to depth, then wind steady with occasional twitches; pause to let it flutter — strikes on the fall.
Work points, channel edges, deep flats, open-water bait balls, and submerged structure.
Specs
Model
Length
Weight
Hook
Sink rate
50S
1.97" (5cm)
0.26 oz (7.5g)
#14
1.13 s/m
60S
2.36" (6cm)
0.42 oz (12g)
#12
0.99 s/m
70S
2.76" (7cm)
0.53 oz (15g)
#10
0.90 s/m
80S
3.15" (8cm)
0.71 oz (20g)
#8
0.82 s/m
90S
3.54" (9cm)
0.99 oz (28g)
#6
0.70 s/m
Sinking · Target: bass, walleye, pike, and other open-water predators.
One of the lures we actually use — proven on the water, easy on the wallet, so you can fish it without watching the price tag.
