Lucky Craft SW 110 Flash Minnow MS Anchovy
The latest addition to Lucky Craft’s extensive lineup of jerkbaits, the Lucky Craft Flash Pointer SP combines the actions of both the Pointer and the Flash Minnow into an attractive and dynamic package. Its secret lies in a sophisticated weight transfer system. During casts, a heavy ball shifts to the rear, altering momentum and enabling the Lucky Craft Flash Pointer SP to achieve impressive casting distances. Once in the water, the ball moves back and forth with each twitch, creating an enticing nose-down presentation and an unmatched side-to-side action. Engineered with an aerodynamic triangular shape, the precisely crafted body is equipped with three sharp treble hooks that secure any fish that strikes, no matter how slight the bite.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | SW 110 |
| Bait Type | Flash Minnow / Jerkbaits |
| Weight | 110 grains |
| Hook Configuration | Three sharp treble hooks |
| Body Shape | Aerodynamic triangular |
| Weight Transfer System | Heavy ball shifts rear during cast, moves back and forth in water |
FAQ
What makes the Flash Pointer SP different from other jerkbaits?
The Flash Pointer SP features a unique weight transfer system where a heavy ball shifts to the rear during casting, improving casting distance. Once in the water, the ball moves back and forth, creating a natural nose-down action and strong side-to-side movement that mimics live prey.
Is the bait suitable for use in both freshwater and saltwater?
The Lucky Craft SW 110 Flash Minnow MS Anchovy is designed for freshwater use and performs best in still or slow-moving waters. It may not be ideal for high-energy saltwater environments.
How many hooks does the lure have?
The lure is equipped with three sharp treble hooks that provide strong retention and secure any fish that strikes, even with a light bite.
Brandon Underwood –
This lure has been a game-changer in my fishing trips. The way it moves in the water is realistic and attracts fish consistently. The three hooks hold well even when fish take it lightly. I’ve used it in lakes and slow rivers with great success.
Angela Kelly –
Good action and decent casting distance. The weight transfer system works well, and the side-to-side movement is noticeable. A bit heavy for very shallow waters, but overall effective for mid-to-deep zones.
Benjamin Martin –
I’ve tried several jerkbaits, but this one stands out. The nose-down presentation and twitching action fool bass and other predatory fish. Easy to cast and reliable in different water conditions.