Stickbait

BlueBlue - GachiPen 130

In stock

$3580

Colour: #01 BlueBlue

Why this colour

Chrome flash that draws fish in clear water and bright sun.

Topwater Lures

How to fish this lure The retrieve, the rig, and the colour Big Kev would tie on.

Specifications

TypeStickbait

Length130mm

Weight30g

BuoyancyFloating

About this lure

The GachiPen 130 is the ultimate option when predators are locked in on small bait. At 130mm and 30g, this compact diving pencil is easy to cast on lighter tackle yet tough enough to handle brutal pelagics thanks to its through-wire construction.

Length / Weight: 130mm / 30g
Small-bait specialist – designed to perfectly match anchovy, pilchard, and other small baitfish patterns.
Bubble trail effect – subtle small cup creates a visual disturbance that adds to its bite-triggering appeal.
Versatile action set:
Diving roll with natural wobble.
Dog-walk slides and skips across the surface.
Smooth response to rod work for varied presentations.
Through-wire build – reliable strength for tuna, kingfish, and other powerful predators.
Lightweight and castable – easy to fire long distances on mid-size setups, perfect for quick reactions to surface bust-ups.

When the fish are fussy or keyed in on small bait, the GachiPen 130 gives you the finesse look without sacrificing casting distance or strength. Its rolling dive, bubble trail, and ability to switch between skipping and dog-walking presentations make it a deadly lure for pressured conditions.

How to work it

The GachiPen 130 excels when predators are locked onto small baitfish.

Cast it on mid-weight tackle and work it with sharp rod twitches to trigger dog-walk slides and skips across the surface, or use steady retrieves to produce a rolling dive with natural wobble.

The 30g weight allows long casts on lighter setups, crucial for reacting quickly to surface activity. Switch between aggressive rod work for skipping presentations and smoother retrieves for a subtle bubble-trail effect-vary your cadence to match the feeding mood of tuna, kingfish, and other pelagics in pressured conditions.