BEARKING Sparrow 100 Deep Diving Suspending Jerkbait 3-7/8in
BEARKING Sparrow 100 Deep Diving Suspending Jerkbait 3-7/8in
The Sparrow-100Deep is a suspending jerkbait built for anglers who need to get down fast and stay in the strike zone. Its long diving lip pulls the bait to 6-10 feet on the retrieve, and the internal weight transfer system loads up for long, accurate casts even into wind. The tight wobbling action and subtle roll mimic a fleeing baitfish, which triggers reaction strikes from bass holding on deeper structure.
This lure shines around deep points, submerged rock piles, and drop-offs where largemouth and smallmouth stack up during transitional seasons. Work it with a jerk-pause retrieve and let it hang suspended over cover for a beat before ripping it again. The realistic scale pattern and red gill accents add a natural profile that holds up under pressure from fish that have seen plenty of baits.
Specifications
| Type | Suspending diving jerkbait / minnow |
| Length | 10cm (3-7/8in) |
| Weight | 16g (1-1/2oz) |
| Depth | 1.8-3.0m (6-10ft) |
| Action | Tight wobble with subtle roll, suspends on pause |
| Hooks | Treble hooks, front and rear |
| Best for | Largemouth and smallmouth bass around deep structure |
How to fish it
- Cast past the target structure and let the lure sink briefly to reach working depth.
- Use a jerk-jerk-pause retrieve, letting the bait suspend for 2-3 seconds between movements.
- Work it along deep points, rock piles, and drop-offs where bass hold in cooler months.
- Vary pause length until you find the cadence that triggers strikes on any given day.
Frequently asked
With a standard retrieve on 10-12lb line it reaches 6-10 feet, depending on line diameter and casting distance.
Brighter, high-contrast patterns like the gold and orange shown work well in stained water, while more natural translucent patterns suit clear conditions.
A 6'6" to 7' medium action spinning or casting rod with 10-12lb fluorocarbon gives good action and solid hookups on the trebles.
It works for both. Smallmouth respond well to it around deep rock, while largemouth key in on it near points and creek channel drops.