Minnow Sinking Lure 8cm 11g 4.5cm 3g Bionic Plastic Hard Bait Fishing Gear DW457 DW48

Product Specifications Note: Currently, this model has PROBEROS printed on the fish head, please be cautious if you mind Brand: Songrui Fishing Gear Product Name: Mino Place of Origin: Guangdong, China Item number: DW457/DW489 Color: 12 colors Weight: 11G/3G Length: 8cm/4.5cm Fish hook size: 6#/12# BKB Hook silver Blood Slot Hook Applicable Water Area: All Water Areas Target Fish Type: Various Fish Species. Product Selling Points Hard bait: Minnow Mainly imitating the small fish visible in nature.Usually, small fish in nature have various different behavioral patterns, such as swimming alone, raising their heads to touch the water, swimming leisurely on the surface, escaping when encountering enemies, struggling for survival, finding food by hitting the bottom, etc. These actions can be freely manipulated by anglers, and some require lures. In addition to swimming styles: S sinking, F floating, SP suspended, angler does not move bait does not move It is used to imitate the movements of small fish swimming leisurely on the water or water snakes on the surface. Usually, it relies on the movements of the angler to make it exhibit swinging movements commonly known as dog walking. Minnow-Minnow This is a commonly used lure, focusing on upper-layer fish. It's also the most common on the market, so our introduction is detailed. Its appearance resembles that of a slender-bodied small fish, mimicking the naturally occurring Minnow fish in most waters. It is always a prey fish's target. Since Finland's Rapala made the Minnow and succeeded, many people have started to imitate the local Minnow shape and swimming style, creating many different products with various names. In terms of body design, the essential principle of Minnow lures is to be slim and streamlined.In addition to requirements in shape and color for this type of lure, another important point is that it must have a vulgar swimming style. 0k Don't get me wrong, vulgar swimming style is an unremitting pursuit of lure species, so there will usually be plastic or wooden small lip pieces or pressure plates under the lure near the gill area. These are typically extended forward and downward near the gill area, maintaining an angle of about thirty to forty-five degrees with the mouth. The surface of the lip piece is flat, with a nearly semi-circular arc at the front edge; there are also those that place the lip piece under the lure's mouth, also extending forward and downward but at varying angles and lengths. The shape changes even more; some are gradually wider at the front, while others are just the opposite, gradually narrowing or even forming an acute angle. These lip pieces themselves have various types of grooves, mainly made of plastic or metal sheets, with metal lip pieces being prominentUsually the angle can be adjusted.Most of the lures themselves float on the water surface. By reeling in the line, the lure dives under the pressure of water from the lip piece. The depth is determined by the size, angle, and reeling speed of the lip piece. Usage Guide Minnow lures are relatively easy to operate. After casting, lower the rod tip; if standing high, the rod tip points towards the water surface. Maintain a steady speed for retrieval; this is a basic control technique but also very practical. After mastering the basic operating techniques, you can add some fancy tricks. For example, during steady retrieval, gently twitch the rod tip every few turns of line retrieval Accelerate the lure to mimic the hurried escape of small fish; also, when reeling in, gently twitch the rod tip to the left and then to the right repeatedly, causing the lure in the water to move in a zigzag pattern, making it more likely to attract fish. The speed of retrieval has no set rules; if it's slow without a bite, try fast; if fast without a catch, try slow again. After many attempts, you'll gain experience; but one thing to note is not to pull the lure like a torpedo close to the water surface; predatory fish won't be able to keep up