HMKL Alive Bait 65SP Lure

The HMKL Alive Bait 65SP Lure is a compact, 3-jointed lipless suspending minnow designed to tempt highly pressured or inactive fish with an ultra-natural presentation. Measuring 65mm in body length (excluding tail) and weighing just 3g, this finesse lure is perfect for targeting fish that shy away from more aggressive topwater or fast-moving presentations.

Built for precision twitching, jerking, or straight retrieves, the Alive Bait 65SP excels in calm estuaries, canals, lakes, and flats where a subtle yet realistic swimming motion is needed to fool fussy feeders. The finely tuned 3-piece body delivers a smooth S-swim, while the soft silicone tail and internal swivel hook hangers enhance realism and reduce lost fish during the fight.

Whether you're chasing Bream in tight structure, Trout in clear rivers, or Bass holding off weed lines, the Alive Bait 65SP offers refined action and control in a bite-sized profile that fish simply can't resist.

Product Features
• 3-jointed suspending minnow creates a natural S-swimming action
• Lipless body design for easier handling and precision control
• Designed for slow retrieves, twitches, jerks, and finesse presentations
• Swivel hook hangers reduce missed strikes and improve hook-up rates
• Includes 1 spare silicone tail for extended use

Product Specifications
Type: Suspending
Length: 6.5cm + Tail
Weight: 3.0g
Hook: Vanfook DT-38 #12

Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What species can I target with the HMKL Alive Bait 65SP?
A: It’s ideal for Bream, Bass, Estuary Perch, and Trout – particularly in clear, calm, or pressured conditions where subtlety is key.

Q: How should I retrieve this lure?
A: Use short, soft twitches and pauses for finesse presentations, or try a slow roll to activate its smooth S-motion. It also handles ultra-high-speed retrieves without losing action.

Q: Is the tail replaceable?
A: Yes, each lure comes with a spare soft silicone tail so you can easily replace it when needed.

Q: Can this lure be used in freshwater and saltwater?
A: Yes, it performs well in both environments, especially when targeting cautious fish in high-pressure systems.