DUEL - HARDCORE NOI-Z 85mm/105mm F1127/F1064 FLOATING FISHING LURES

Duel Hardcore Noi-Z 85mm / 105mm F1127 / F1064 Floating Fishing Lures

The Duel Hardcore Noi-Z is a floating surface bait with a tail-mounted propeller — a prop wake bait rather than a conventional minnow, and it is fished as one. The two-piece body is hinged so it snakes in an S-track at the surface, while the reverse-cupped metal prop chops water behind it and throws spray, flash and low-frequency vibration. An internal hard-knock rattle adds a second sound source for stained water and night sessions, and the prop loads against the water so a slow deliberate wake is easy to hold. The 85mm F1127 at 24.5g suits tighter water; the 105mm F1064 at 28g pushes a bigger wake for open reservoir arms and river mouths. Both are discontinued Duel model numbers, so the colours listed are what remains available.

Key Features

Floating prop wake bait in two sizes: 85mm / 24.5g (F1127) and 105mm / 28g (F1064)
Reverse-cupped tail propeller for surface splash, vibration and drag
Jointed two-piece body producing an S-shaped wake track
Internal hard-knock rattle chamber for strong acoustic output
ABS resin body with reinforced split rings and treble hooks, balanced for long casts
Realistic eyes, reflective foil, matt and holographic finishes

How To Fish It

Slow wake retrieve — Rod tip high, wind just fast enough for the prop to turn steadily and leave a visible V. This is the primary presentation; resist the urge to speed up.
Twitch and pause — Wind three or four turns, then twitch and stop so the prop stalls. Strikes often come the second the noise cuts out.
Shoreline parallel casts — Run it tight along mangrove edges, weed lines and dam walls, keeping the wake within a metre of cover.
Do not strike on the splash — Wait until you feel the fish load the rod, then sweep. Fish it hardest at dawn, dusk and after dark.

Target Species By Region

Southeast Asia — Giant snakehead (toman) over weed and timber, peacock bass and hampala barb (sebarau) in reservoirs, barramundi (siakap) along mangrove edges at first light.
North America — Largemouth bass around pads and laydowns, pike and musky in weedy bays, snook under lit docks.
Japan & East Asia — Black bass in lakes and backwaters, where prop baits are a standard summer surface pattern, plus seabass (suzuki) in shallow harbours.
Australia, Middle East & Europe — Australian bass, saratoga and impoundment barramundi; pike and perch in European lakes and canals.

Specifications

Model	Length	Weight	Type	Body
F1127 Noi-Z 85F	85mm	24.5g	Floating	Jointed, tail prop
F1064 Noi-Z 105F	105mm	28g	Floating	Jointed, tail prop

Available colours — 85mm: BCL, HGSN, MBLB, MFN, PLCL. 105mm: BCL, HCLP, HGSN, MBLB, MEAY, MHS, PLCL. SKU pattern: 30F1127 plus the colour code for the 85mm, 30F1064 plus the colour code for the 105mm.

Recommended Pairing

85mm / 24.5g: medium-heavy rod rated roughly 10–35g, 2.0–3.0 PE braid or 30–40 lb line
105mm / 28g: heavy baitcasting rod rated roughly 20–50g, 3.0–4.0 PE braid or 40–60 lb line over heavy cover
Braid straight through, or a short heavy fluorocarbon leader — braid floats and keeps the prop working at the surface
A 6.3:1 to 7.1:1 baitcaster holds a slow wake and still picks up line fast on the strike