Tackle House Tuned K-TEN — Features & specifications
TACKLE HOUSE’s Tuned K-TEN is designed as a vertically floating popper that can deliver everything from a slow presentation to a diving action with added rod work, all with a single body. The representative model, the TKP135TT, is a 135 mm, 41 g floating lure. It combines a down head with a pronounced contour that easily catches water on the initial retrieve, a flat back and straight side line that create a wake at slow speeds, and a body that makes extensive use of curved surfaces to improve aerodynamics during casting.
With added action, it dives while presenting its broad back, and its cup with a flat bottom makes it easy to track the lure’s position even at long distances. Inside, it is equipped with an RM unit that uses a magnet with a spherical surface. Because the weight contacts the magnet at a single point, even slight external force causes the weight to vibrate, producing a distinctive HY action that is less likely to fall into sync with the waves while the lure is paused. It can be used with a slow retrieve close to a straight retrieve to create a wake, or worked with the rod to make it dive. The TKP series includes the horizontally floating TKP115YK and the vertically floating TKP135TT, allowing anglers to choose between them according to their floating posture, size, and weight. The standard hooks are ST-46 #1, and the rings are #5.