Bearking 115 mm Minnow Wobbler — Precision Hard-Bait with Tungsten Weight System

If you’re looking to level up your bass or predator tackle, the Bearking 115 mm minnow wobbler hits all the right spots. With 115 mm length, 15 g weight, and a tungsten-weight system placed for optimal casting and action, this wobbler is crafted for anglers who mean business. One listing sums it up: “Length: 115mm, Weight: 15g, Tungsten steel weight system, SP type, quality hooks”. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

The SP label (Suspend/Slow Sink) means this lure doesn’t rocket past the strike zone—it holds, it vibrates, it suspends just long enough for a bass or predator to decide “Yep—I’m having that.” The tungsten weight system gives you cast reach plus tight control in the retrieve.

Why you’ll love this Bearking 115 mm minnow wobbler

• Optimal size for predator targets: 115 mm gives a noticeable profile—big enough for fish to see clearly, subtle enough in pressured waters.
• Tungsten weight system: Most hard-baits use lead or steel; tungsten gives better density for casting and sharper action.
• SP action: It suspends or sinks slowly—perfect for strike zones, especially when fish aren’t aggressively chasing.
• Hard-bait durability: Built to last with strong hooks, hardened rings and a body designed for fight. One listing notes “Saltwater 2x strong flat ring” hardware. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}
• Versatile predator use: While bass is the main game, the profile and action suit pike, big perch or any fish keyed on medium-size baitfish.

How to fish your Bearking 115 mm minnow wobbler like a pro

1. Gear right: Match a medium‐heavy casting rod, 12-17 lb braid with a 15-20-lb fluoro leader. The tungsten weight gives good cast distance—it needs gear to land it well.
2. Pick your zone: Look for structure—drop-offs, weed edges, rock banks, mid-depth shelves. Predators hang just off the edge, and this lure targets that zone.
3. Cast just beyond the zone: Let it sink for a couple of seconds, then start retrieve. With SP action you want to let it hover, flash and vibrate in place rather than blow through too quick.
4. Retrieve style: Try a steady roll with occasional twitch, then pause. The lure’s motion and tungsten shift work together to trigger strikes when it pauses. For hard-bait performance this is key. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}
5. Hook-set timing: When you feel resistance or the lure feels “heavy”, reel once, then sweep the rod. Suspended hard-baits can result in subtle strikes—stay ready.

When this Bearking 115 mm minnow wobbler excels

This bait comes alive when fish aren’t smashing surface lures, when they’ve moved into cover or deeper structure, or when they’re being cautious. That’s when the subtler SP action, better weight system and realistic profile pull fish out. Consider external tips like those from angling forums—medium profile hard-baits work especially when fish are less active. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}

Whether you’re fishing a large lake, river channel, reservoir or deeper flats, this lure gives you an edge when others are reaching in vain.

Pair it with BassFishingTips.US gear recommendations

• Line & Leader Set-ups – To let your lure cast, swim and perform properly.
• Hard Bait Techniques & Crankbait Skills – Because this is a hard-bait, proper technique equals more strikes.
• Structure Fishing for Bass – Helps you find where to cast this lure for max effect.

Specs at a glance

• Length: 115 mm
• Weight: 15 g
• Action type: SP (Suspend/Slow Sink)
• Weight system: Tungsten internal weighting for cast and action. :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5}
• Body type: Minnow-style hard-bait / wobbler
• Target species: Bass, other predators that feed on medium-sized baitfish

FAQ – Bearking 115 mm minnow wobbler questions answered

Your hard-bait upgrade is waiting

Time to lock in this Bearking 115 mm minnow wobbler, tie it to your line, pinpoint your strike zone and let it work. When the rod loads, the strike zone gets real—and so do you.

🎣 Tie it on, cast deep, hang tight—and let that next strike do the talking.