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Tsurinoya Pencil 130S Sinking Stickbait – Offshore Big Game | 130mm 70g
Tsurinoya Pencil 130S Sinking Stickbait – Offshore Big Game | 130mm 70g
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The Tsurinoya Pencil 130S Sinking Stickbait is a heavy offshore hard body designed to fish the sub-surface zone where large pelagic predators hunt. At 130mm and 70g, it delivers the weight needed for long casts from offshore boat or rock platform, and sinks into the mid-water strike zone where a darting, wounded baitfish presentation triggers aggressive reactions from GT, tuna and kingfish. Worked with a sweep-and-pause retrieve, the pencil shape produces an erratic side-to-side dart action that mimics a fleeing or injured baitfish.
Key Features
- Sinking pencil profile — slim, hydrodynamic shape cuts through the air for long casting distance and sinks quickly to the mid-water strike zone
- 70g heavy weighting — sufficient mass for long-distance casting from boat and rock platforms in offshore conditions
- Darting stickbait action — sweep-and-pause retrieve produces an erratic side-to-side dart that imitates a wounded baitfish and triggers reaction strikes
- #1/0 treble hooks × 2 — heavy-duty treble hooks rated for offshore species including GT and large tuna
- 8 colour options — natural baitfish patterns and high-visibility options for different offshore light and water conditions
Specifications
- Length: 130mm
- Weight: 70g
- Action: Sinking pencil stickbait
- Hooks: #1/0 treble × 2
- Target species: GT, Tuna, Kingfish, Wahoo, Amberjack
- Suitable for: Offshore boat casting, ocean rock, shore casting; saltwater big game
⚠️ Safety Notice: This product contains sharp hooks and small parts. Handle with care. Not suitable for children under 3 years. Colours may vary slightly from images shown due to screen settings and product availability. Always follow safe fishing practices.
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