Lucky Craft Pointer 100 SP Jerkbait

Lucky Craft Pointer 100 SP is a 100mm suspending jerkbait rated for a running depth of 4–5 feet. Its side-to-side action and pause make it a practical choice for working a baitfish presentation above shallow cover or around fish feeding higher in the water column.

Features and uses

• Suspending design: Lets you work pauses into the retrieve.
• Low center of balance: Supports the Pointer's wobble and rolling action as the retrieve stops.
• 100mm profile: A step up in length from the Pointer 78 when you want a larger baitfish presentation.

Specifications

• Model: Pointer 100 SP
• Length: 100mm (approximately 4 inches)
• Manufacturer-listed weight: 5/8 oz (16.5g)
• Type: Suspending jerkbait
• Rated depth: 4–5 feet

Choosing a color

Use the selector to choose Aurora Black, Ghost Minnow, Large Mouth Bass, Clear Lake Hitch, or Chartreuse Shad. Start with a pattern that resembles local forage, then compare a more contrasting option when the bait is difficult to see. Color is one variable to test alongside retrieve speed and pause length.

3 Tackle Express Tips

1. Check the pause beside you. Watch the lure with your actual line and connection hardware before casting. Adjust your presentation to how it behaves in that water.
2. Vary the cadence deliberately. Begin with two short twitches and a pause. Change the pause length first so you can tell which adjustment produces a response.
3. Plan around the rated depth. Work it above cover with enough clearance for the hooks. If your target requires a deeper presentation, compare a model designed for that depth.

Frequently asked questions

What does SP mean?

SP identifies this as the suspending model.

How deep does the Pointer 100 SP run?

Lucky Craft lists 4–5 feet. Treat that as a rating rather than an exact depth on every cast; your tackle and retrieve affect the presentation.

Is this the Pointer 100XD?

No. This listing is for the standard Pointer 100 SP. Check the exact model when comparing deeper-running versions.

How should I retrieve it?

Try short rod twitches separated by pauses. Let fish response guide the cadence instead of committing to one speed for the entire outing.

Compare profiles and depth ratings in our jerkbait collection.