Attract aggressive predatory fish with the DT5012 03F Floating Jerkbait, a large 160mm, 30g hard fishing lure designed to imitate a fleeing, injured, or disoriented baitfish. Its long flat-sided profile creates an attention-grabbing wobbling and darting action that helps trigger reaction strikes in both freshwater and coastal fishing environments.

A small front diving lip helps the lure move beneath the surface during retrieval, while its floating construction allows it to rise when paused. This makes it ideal for varied retrieve styles, including steady winding, twitching, jerking, and stop-and-go presentations. Short rod movements create sharp side-to-side action, while pauses imitate a vulnerable baitfish and give following predators an opportunity to strike.

The reflective 03F gold finish produces strong flashes as the lure moves through the water, improving visibility in sunlight, stained water, and changing light conditions. Its slim baitfish shape provides a realistic silhouette suitable for targeting pike, sea bass, barracuda, bluefish, and other predatory species.

Equipped with three treble hooks, the lure offers broad hooking coverage when fish attack from the front, side, or rear. Its 30g weight supports effective casting from the shore, rocks, pier, or boat, helping anglers cover larger areas and reach active fish.

Key Features

• Large 160mm / 16cm floating jerkbait
• 30g casting weight
• Long, flat-sided baitfish profile
• Reflective gold 03F colour pattern
• Front diving lip creates underwater wobbling action
• Floats upward when the retrieve is paused
• Supports jerking, twitching, steady, and stop-and-go retrieves
• Produces flash and movement to attract predatory fish
• Three treble hooks provide extensive hooking coverage
• Suitable for freshwater and coastal fishing
• Ideal for shore, pier, rock, and boat casting

Recommended Target Species

• Pike
• Sea bass
• Barracuda
• Bluefish
• Zander
• Large perch
• Other aggressive freshwater and saltwater predators

How to Fish It

Use a steady retrieve to produce a consistent wobbling action. Add short rod-tip twitches to make the lure dart unpredictably, or pause between jerks so the floating body rises and imitates an injured baitfish. Varying the speed and pause duration can help identify the presentation preferred by active fish.

Safety Notice

The treble hooks are extremely sharp. Handle carefully, keep away from children, and use suitable hook protectors during transportation and storage.