Little Jack Sayoris 135 Sinking Pencil Lure – Chart Back Sayori Glowbelly 135mm

Overview

There are fish that respond best to a specialized technique, and the Little Jack Sayoris 135 in the Chart Back Sayori Glowbelly pattern is designed to meet that challenge. This is the one and only halfbeak-shaped sinking pencil, now offered in a more realistic symform with two size options and tuned balance. The result is a lure that prioritizes lifelike movement and consistent roll, helping you present a convincing silhouette across a range of conditions.

What makes this lure different

• Realistic form with a redesigned balance and weight distribution to sharpen the natural roll action.
• Two body sizes: 135mm for classic casting and 155mm for targeting blue fish beyond the bay.
• Weight variants available: normal weight and heavy weight to cover a wider set of situations and retrieve speeds, including dead slow action.
• Clear trace line helps you track the lure under bright and dark water, while the rod setup expands range versatility.
• Original fins on the rear upper part stabilize underwater posture for a more natural glide and roll.

Sizes, weight, and action options

The Sayoris lineup balances realism with performance: choose 135mm for standard presentations or 155mm to reach deeper or farther targets. The combination of normal and heavy weight models lets you adapt to different water columns, wind, and retrieve tempos, including slow falls for suspended targets.

Design details and hardware

• The fins are engineered to stabilize posture, enhancing the lure’s natural roll during the retrieve.
• A trusted BKK treble hook is used for strong penetration and reliable durability in action.
• The color pattern, Chart Back Sayori Glowbelly, offers high visibility and a lifelike presentation that works across light conditions.

Real-life use and benefits

This sinking pencil is suited for versatile fishing around shorelines, bays, and schools. With different ranges and action speeds, it can be used from the surface to the lower water column depending on how you set your rod and line. The combination of a halfbeak profile, refined balance, and bright pattern can help you create noticeable wake and subtle rolls that attract interest—without promising guaranteed results.

Practical tips

Experiment with the two sizes and weights to locate the window where the target species respond best. Pair the lure with a rod that allows you to feel subtle changes in action, and adjust the retrieve to exploit the lure’s natural roll and wobble across both shallow and deeper zones.

Note: This description emphasizes possibilities based on the data provided; individual results depend on water, fish behavior, and angling conditions.