• Length: 2" (50mm)
• Weight: 1/8oz (3.2g)
• Class: Suspending
• Belly: #
• Hook Tail: #
• Line: lbs

The Humpback Pointer is an excellent minnow imitation lure for trout. This small suspending jerkbait is excellent for early season trout when the water is high and swift.  Trout will bunch up in eddies behind brush, boulders, or other structure to position themselves in feeding lanes.  The suspending nature of this Humpback Pointer combined with it's erratic action creature a perfect combination that are very attractive to feeding trout.  In the springtime cast this Pointer into the current and work it like a normal jerkbait with short jerks and pauses.  Later in the season when the water is lower, a slow steady retrieve can create an attractive continuous vibration that can pull trout out from further distances.

Lucky Craft Lures revolutionized bass fishing with the introduction of the Pointer Minnow, the first true suspending jerkbait.
Professional angler Skeet Reese of California was exposed to the first wave of Pointers that crossed the Pacific Ocean in the early 1990’s when Japanese anglers came to America to fish the annual U.S. Open.
“Since the U.S. Open was held on Lake Mead, the Pointer made its debut on the clear-water desert impoundments,” Reese remembers. “The first time I threw a Pointer, I immediately realized it was in a league of its own in terms of precision and performance. The bait would suspend and freeze perfectly on every pause. The colors were ultra-real with an almost translucent look in the water. The castability for its size was unbelievable; it sailed through the air like a dart. But the most amazing part was all of these qualities were standard right out of the package – you didn’t have to do a thing to the lure except tie it on and start fishing.”
“The development of the Pointer Series was a major progression in bass fishing,” Reese adds. “With that single bait, Lucky Craft redefined the hardbait industry. Pointers have given us new tools to access fish that were previously inaccessible.”