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Customize your hard baits with Beastly Tuning Weights

When perch are picky and your hard bait isn’t behaving—maybe it rises too fast, or won’t reach the right depth—Beastly Tuning Weights can be the answer.

Beastly Tuning Weights are an adjustable weight system you attach to the belly loop of your hard bait. By trimming the weight down in small steps you can dial in the lure’s action and depth with precision. That lets you fine-tune everything from slow float to slow sink, which is often critical when fish are sluggish or cautious.

Beastly Tuning Weights – adjustable weight for hard baits

Get more from your hard baits with Beastly Tuning Weights – a smart weight system that lets you easily adjust action and depth without changing the lure.
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How it works

You mount the weight on the belly loop—either into the ring or directly into the loop, depending on the lure’s construction. Start with the full weight (1.5 g), test it in the water, then trim a little at a time until the lure has exactly the action you want:

  • Slow sinking (slow sink)
  • Suspending in the water column (suspend)
  • Slow floating (slow float)

It also works for smaller lures such as the Beastly Minnow Finesse – as long as you work carefully and adjust both weight and profile.

Keeping the lure "fishing" even when it’s motionless can be decisive. Beastly Tuning Weights give you that control—and the chance of more strikes when it matters.

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Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about Beastly Tuning Weights

  • What does a Beastly Tuning Weight weigh?

    The weight is 1.5 grams and is supplied in a pack of 5.

  • How is the weight best mounted?

    It is attached to the belly ring – to the split ring or directly, depending on the lure’s design. The goal is low water resistance and the correct action.

  • Does it fit all hard baits?

    Yes, but smaller lures need more precision. Thin the weight to retain a natural action.

  • When is it best to use Tuning Weights?

    In slow fishing, when perch are tentative, or when you want to extend a pause without the lure floating up.