Kingdom Kingart-II Sinking Minnow Jerkbait

Specifications

Type	Sinking minnow jerkbait
Length	70mm / 90mm / 110mm
Weight	7.5g / 14g / 18g
Depth	Shallow to mid-depth, sinking on pause
Action	Tight dart and roll with slow fall on pause
Hooks	Treble hooks, front and rear
Best for	Largemouth and smallmouth around structure and baitfish schools

Product description

The Kingdom Kingart-II is a sinking minnow jerkbait built around a copper-tungsten weight transfer system that shifts mass during the cast and the retrieve. That moving weight gives the bait long, accurate casts and a tight, erratic dart on the pause, the kind of side-to-side kick and subtle roll that triggers reaction strikes from bass sitting off structure.

Available in 7.5g, 14g, and 18g sizes with matching 70mm, 90mm, and 110mm bodies, it covers water column depths from just under the surface to mid-depth suspending zones. It works well for largemouth and smallmouth around drop-offs, points, and submerged grass edges, especially when fish are keyed on baitfish and holding at a specific depth.

How to fish it

Cast past the target area and let the lure sink to the desired depth before starting your retrieve.
Use a series of sharp rod twitches followed by pauses to trigger the darting, side-to-side action.
Vary pause length based on water temperature, longer pauses in cold water, shorter in warm water.
Watch your line on the fall since most strikes come as the bait sinks or right after a twitch.

Frequently asked

Which size should I start with?

The 90mm/14g version is the most versatile for general bass fishing. Go with the 70mm/7.5g for finesse presentations or pressured fish, and the 110mm/18g when targeting larger bass or fishing deeper water.

How do I pick a color for different water clarity?

Use natural, translucent patterns in clear water and brighter, high-contrast colors like the chartreuse-back finish in stained or murky water where fish need to locate the bait by sight.

What rod and line setup works best?

A medium to medium-heavy spinning or casting rod with 8 to 12 lb fluorocarbon or 15 to 20 lb braid with a fluorocarbon leader gives good action and solid hookups without overpowering the bait's motion.

What season and species is this best suited for?

This jerkbait style shines in spring and fall when bass are actively feeding on baitfish, and it works for both largemouth in cover and smallmouth around rocky or open structure.