Sinking pencil baits occupy a unique position in the Japanese saltwater lure arsenal — sub-surface lures that can be worked just below the surface film during topwater feeding frenzies, or allowed to sink to mid-column depths when fish are holding deeper. Their slim, baitfish profile and erratic, wounded-fish action make them devastatingly effective on seabass, yellowtail, and a wide range of pelagic predators.
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