Trigger explosive surface strikes with the Catch Zingaz Stickbait—an easy-to-use, tough-bodied topwater lure designed for kingfish, tuna, GTs, mackerel, and tropical reef species.
Available in both floating and sinking stickbait models, the Zingaz delivers a highly responsive walk-the-dog, dart, and glide action. It can be worked with a slow roll, short stab, or long sweep-and-pause technique, making it ideal for both beginner and experienced anglers chasing surface-feeding predators.
Designed in Australasia and built from heavy-duty ABS thermoplastic, it features through-body strength, premium UV-reactive finishes, and comes pre-rigged with high-quality BKK single hooks—ready to fish straight out of the box.
Features:
- Topwater Stickbait Design
Floating and sinking models for all surface and subsurface presentations. - Multi-Action Control
Dart, weave, and pop with walk-the-dog, sweep, or pause retrieve styles. - Ready to Fish
Rigged with premium BKK single hooks—no upgrades needed. - Heavy-Duty ABS Construction
Tough, impact-resistant body for battling big predators. - Target Species Versatility
Ideal for kingfish, GTs, tuna, mackerel, and tropical reef species. - Vibrant UV & Holographic Finishes
Available in Yellow Tail, Red Rocket, Mad Mac, Ballistic Blue, and Blue Gold Fusi.
| TYPE | LENGTH | WEIGHT | HOOKS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Floating | 120 mm | 20g | 1/0 BKK |
| Floating | 150 mm | 35g | 3/0 BKK |
| Floating | 180 mm | 90g | 7/0 BKK |
| Sinking | 180 mm | 90g | 7/0 BKK |
How to Fish the Zingaz Stickbait:
- Cast long and land near structure, bait schools, or surface activity.
The Zingaz is designed for distance and accuracy—get it into the strike zone. - Start with a steady retrieve or slow roll.
This creates a subtle swimming motion that mimics a cruising baitfish—great when fish are spooky or hesitant. - Use short stabs or downward rod twitches.
This produces a darting, walk-the-dog style action across the surface, imitating a fleeing or panicked baitfish. - Try a sweep-and-pause technique.
Sweep the rod to move the lure forward, then pause and let it sit—predators often strike on the stall. - Use a faster, erratic retrieve when fish are aggressive.
The Zingaz will dart and pop to trigger reaction bites from fired-up predators. - Adjust cadence and retrieve based on species and conditions.
Tuna may prefer a faster retrieve, while kingfish and GTs often strike on the pause.
