Little Jack Sayoris 135 Sinking Pencil Lure – 135mm, BKK Treble Hooks, Half Ghost Grow

Overview

The Little Jack Sayoris 135 Sinking Pencil Lure blends a realistic halfbeak silhouette with thoughtful balance to deliver consistent action in the water. Its refined shape and weight distribution work together to produce a natural roll as the lure sinks and swims through currents, helping you probe mid and deeper zones with confidence.

Available in two sizes and two weight options, this lure covers a wider range of fishing situations. The 135mm model serves as a versatile standard, while the 155mm version extends reach for blue water and offshore targets. Both normal weight and heavy weight variants support dead slow action with different fall speeds, allowing you to tailor the lure to the moment and the schooling depth you encounter.

What makes it different

• Two body sizes include 135mm for classic action and 155mm for extended reach.
• Normal weight and heavy weight models balance castability with controlled sinking speeds.
• Dead slow action with multiple fall speeds enables exploration of different depths.
• Original fins on the rear upper portion stabilize underwater posture for a more natural roll action.
• BKK treble hooks provide trusted penetration and strength during retrieves.

Design and action details

• A refined symform and tuned weight balance enhance overall stability and roll behavior.
• The trace line remains clear to help you track bright and dark zones as you retrieve.
• The lure is designed for versatility from surface to bottom, allowing you to adjust ranges with your setup.

How to fish it

Cast toward promising targets and begin a steady, controlled reel with a subtle roll. In deeper water, experiment with slow, staggered retrieves and pauses to vary fall speeds. Pair the lure with appropriate line and rod to suit your style and the conditions.

What to expect

Expect a lifelike presence and precise action that can adapt across coastal and offshore environments. The Sayoris 135 is designed as a capable option among your tackle, offering possibilities rather than guarantees, and inviting you to experiment with depth and tempo to uncover what works best in your waters.