BOSSNA - HEAVY PENCIL 11g/15g/22g SINKING PENCIL FISHING LURES

Bossna Heavy Pencil 11g / 15g / 22g Sinking Pencil Fishing Lures

The Bossna Heavy Pencil is a lipless sinking pencil built for casting distance and fast searching. The dense body loads a rod hard and cuts through headwind, reaching fish beyond the range of a sinking stickbait. Because it sinks, one lure covers the whole water column: count it down to the holding depth, or wind immediately and work it high with a distinctive "walking" action that creates disturbance and pulls predators from a distance. Crafted with premium materials, it carries ultra-sharp hooks for rapid penetration on tough-lipped predators even with light hook sets.

Key Features

• Lipless sinking pencil body that casts long and holds contact in wind and current
• Three sizes: 6.5 cm / 11 g, 8 cm / 15 g, 9.5 cm / 22 g
• Countdown fishing to any depth, plus pauses and drops mid-retrieve
• Walking action on a twitched retrieve for disturbance near the surface
• Ultra-sharp hooks for fast penetration on light hook sets
• Eight colour patterns covering bright, natural and transparent finishes

How To Fish It

• Countdown search — Cast, count the lure down in seconds before retrieving, and add a second on each cast until you find the fish. Then repeat that count.
• Fast walk near the surface — Wind the instant it lands and add short rod-tip twitches so the lure swings side to side just under the surface. Effective over shallow reef and feeding schools.
• Rip and drop — Sweep the rod to rip the lure two or three metres, then drop the tip and let it flutter back on a semi-slack line. Most bites come on the fall, so watch the line.
• Long-range shore casting — Use the 15 g and 22 g into a headwind from rock walls and breakwaters to reach schools working well out from the edge.

Target Species By Region

• Southeast Asia — Queenfish (talang) and trevally off breakwaters and river mouths, barramundi (siakap) around jetty lights, barracuda over shallow reef, and hampala barb (sebarau) on the 11 g in reservoirs.
• North America — Striped bass, bluefish, false albacore and Spanish mackerel from surf, inlets and jetties; the 11 g also searches for largemouth and white bass in freshwater.
• Japan & East Asia — Sea bass (suzuki), young yellowtail (inada) and Spanish mackerel (sawara) on light shore jigging and surf tackle from beaches and harbour walls.
• Australia, Middle East & Europe — Tailor and Australian salmon off ocean beaches; queenfish and barracuda on Gulf coastlines; European sea bass and pollack from rock marks and piers.

Specifications

Available colours: 01 Pink/Silver, 02 Green/Gold, 03 Red/Gold, 04 Blue/Pink, 05 Silver, 06 Candy, 07 Transparent Red, 08 Transparent Gold.

Recommended Pairing

• 6.5 cm / 11 g: 7 to 8 ft light spinning rod, PE 0.8 to 1.2 braid, 12 to 20 lb fluorocarbon leader
• 8 cm / 15 g and 9.5 cm / 22 g: 8 to 9 ft shore casting rod, PE 1.2 to 2 braid, 20 to 30 lb leader
• Add a short wire or heavy mono trace where mackerel and barracuda are present