BEARKING Multi-Jointed Floating Swimbait 115mm
BEARKING Multi-Jointed Floating Swimbait 115mm
This 115mm jointed swimbait rides high and kicks with a tight, rolling wobble that mimics a wounded baitfish or bluegill fry. The multi-segment body flexes through the s-curve on every retrieve, giving bass a realistic profile and natural swimming action even on a slow, steady crawl. Its floating design lets it sit still and twitch on pauses, drawing reaction strikes from fish holding tight to cover.
Built for long casts and steady presentation, it works well over grass flats, laydowns, and rocky points where bass ambush baitfish. Use it as a search bait to cover water fast, or slow it down around structure when bass are keying on panfish patterns.
Specifications
| Type | Multi-jointed floating swimbait |
| Length | 115mm |
| Weight | 41g |
| Depth | Shallow to mid-depth, adjustable with retrieve speed |
| Action | Tight wobble with segmented body roll |
| Hooks | Treble hooks, front and rear |
| Best for | Largemouth and smallmouth bass around cover and open water |
How to fish it
- Cast past visible cover such as laydowns or grass edges and let the bait settle before starting your retrieve.
- Use a steady, moderate retrieve to let the joints work naturally and keep the bait swimming just under the surface.
- Pause every few feet near likely bass holding spots to let the floating body rise slightly, triggering reaction strikes.
- Vary retrieve speed on subsequent casts until you find the tempo that matches the day's bite.
Frequently asked
Its 115mm length and 41g weight make it a solid choice for average to larger largemouth and smallmouth, especially in waters with bigger forage like bluegill or shad.
A medium-heavy casting rod paired with 12-17 lb fluorocarbon or braid to leader gives you the castability and control needed for this size bait.
Natural bluegill or shad patterns work well in clear water, while brighter chartreuse or firetiger tones help in stained or murky conditions.
It performs well for largemouth and smallmouth bass from spring through fall, particularly when fish are feeding on baitfish near cover or open water.