TSURINOYA DW75 Sinking Minnow Jerkbait 70mm

Specifications

Type	Sinking minnow jerkbait
Length	70mm
Weight	8.9g
Depth	Shallow to mid-depth, adjustable by retrieve and pause
Action	Tight wobble with slow, horizontal sink on pause
Hooks	Two treble hooks, front and rear
Best for	Largemouth and smallmouth bass in clear to lightly stained water

Product description

The DW75 is a 70mm sinking minnow built for anglers who want precise control over depth and pause time. Its slim jerkbait profile and slow-sink design let you work the strike zone at whatever pace the bass demand, from sharp rips to long dead-stick pauses. The holographic scale finish and red gill accent throw natural flash that mimics baitfish under a variety of light conditions.

This lure shines when bass are keyed on shad or minnows in cooler water, especially during pre-spawn and fall feeding windows. Twitch it over points, along grass edges, or through suspended schools and let the slow fall trigger reaction bites. The tight wobbling action and dual treble hooks make it a reliable pick for both largemouth and smallmouth.

How to fish it

Cast past your target and let the lure sink to the desired depth before starting your retrieve.
Use sharp rod twitches followed by pauses to trigger the slow-fall action that draws reaction strikes.
Work it along weed edges, points, and drop-offs where baitfish schools stage.
Slow down the cadence in cold water and speed up during active feeding periods to match bass mood.

Frequently asked

What size bass is this jerkbait suited for?

The 70mm size matches typical forage sizes and works well for both largemouth and smallmouth bass in most freshwater systems.

What line and rod setup works best?

A medium-light to medium spinning or casting setup with 8-10 lb fluorocarbon or 10-15 lb braid with a fluorocarbon leader gives good action and sensitivity.

Does color matter for water clarity?

Yes. Natural, flash-heavy patterns like this one perform best in clear water, while brighter or darker patterns are better suited for stained conditions.

When is the best time to fish this lure?

Pre-spawn and fall are prime seasons when bass are actively chasing baitfish, though it can produce year-round with the right retrieve speed.