Tiny Tott 1/8th Ounce Bonito Jig Pink with Red Head (3ct)
Tiny Totts are deadly when it comes to fishing for bonito in harbors, bays and near shore. Tie the lure directly to your line and cast the lure and retrieve it with a slash or snagging motion. Use a fan casting motion to cover as much water as possible. Casting to your left, straight out and to your right. Fishing this lure works best near the top so do not allow the lure to sink before retrieval. Most bonito react to a quick retrieve and movement of this lure. Works best with light tackle and 6lb test.
Product Specifications
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Color | Pink body, red head |
| Weight | 1/8th ounce |
| Quantity | 3 count |
| Best Use | Fishing for bonito in harbors, bays, and near shore |
| Recommended Tackle | Light tackle, 6lb test line |
FAQ
What is the best way to cast the Tiny Tott lure?
Use a fan casting motion to cover as much water as possible. Cast to your left, straight out, and to your right for maximum coverage.
Should I allow the lure to sink before retrieving?
No. Fishing this lure works best near the top of the water column. Do not allow the lure to sink before retrieval.
What type of retrieve works best with this lure?
A quick retrieve and movement with a slash or snagging motion triggers the best response from bonito.
Sean Hill –
Used this lure for a weekend trip in a coastal bay. The pink body with red head stood out in the water. I cast it in a fan pattern and used a quick retrieve. Got several bites within minutes. Works well with light gear and stays near the surface.
Sue Hemmings –
Fished near shore with 6lb test line. The lure stayed near the top and attracted bonito during a morning session. A bit tricky to cast in windy conditions, but effective when the wind died down.
Stewart Kerr –
Great for beginners. The design is bright and visible. I used it with a light rod and retrieved it with a quick motion. Caught two fish in under 30 minutes. Highly recommend for bay fishing.