Jerkbait for Bass Trout Pike Sinking Minnow Fishing Lure 55mm 5g Hard Bait Wobblers Crankbait Artificial Fishing Tackle

Luminous : No Electronic : No Hign-concerned Chemical : None Quantity : 1 pcs Model Number : Hard Lure Type : MINNOW Category : LURE Position : Ocean Boat Fishing,Ocean Rock Fishing,River,Reservoir Pond,Stream,Ocean Beach Fishing,Lake

Origin : Mainland China Length : 55mm Weight : 5g Lure Body Material : Hard Plastic (ABS) Attribute : Topwater Hooks : Treble Hooks Color : 5 Colors Suitable fingerling : Pike, Bass, Yellow Perch, Walleye, Muskie, Roach, Trout, Etc Package : Nice Packing

TREHOOK Jerkbait for Bass Trout Pike Sinking Minnow Fishing Lure 55mm 5g Hard Bait Wobblers Crankbait Artificial Fishing Tackle

TREHOOK Sinking Minnow: Dive Deep for Big Fish! Target bass, trout, pike, walleye, and other predatory fish with the TREHOOK Sinking Minnow. This 55mm, 5g jerkbait dives deep with an enticing wobble and flash, triggering aggressive strikes. Its lifelike minnow profile and realistic swimming action make it irresistible to hungry fish. Features: Sinking Action:Dives quickly to reach fish at various depths. Lifelike Minnow Profile:Mimics the natural prey of target fish. Enticing Wobble and Flash:Creates vibrations and reflections that attract fish from afar. Durable Construction:Built tough to withstand aggressive strikes and harsh fishing environments. Sharp TREHOOK Hooks:Equipped with premium, corrosion-resistant treble hooks for secure hooksets. Versatile Jerkbait:Effective for various retrieval techniques, including twitching, jerking, and steady retrieves. Target Fish:Bass, Trout, Pike, Walleye, Perch, Zander, and other predatory fish. Specifications: Brand:TREHOOK Length:55mm Weight:5g Type:Sinking Minnow Jerkbait Material:Hard Plastic (ABS) Hooks:Treble Hooks Why Choose the TREHOOK Sinking Minnow? Proven TREHOOK Quality:Known for their reliable and effective fishing lures. Lifelike Action:Triggers aggressive strikes from predatory fish. Versatile Performance:Effective in a variety of fishing conditions. Great Value:High-quality lure at an affordable price. Order Your TREHOOK Sinking Minnow Now and Start Catching More Fish!

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Water temperature has an impact on fish's aggressive behavior: at 15-20℃, fish tend to chase baits that swim at medium speed, and submerged mino is more suitable; at high temperature environments above 25℃, the water surface bait effect is more significant. Water quality transparency affects the color selection of baits: Use natural color baits in clear waters, and are suitable for fluorescent or noise-type baits under muddy water conditions. Water flow velocity affects the control of the bait: heavy baits such as lead hooks or more than 10g need to be used to maintain the swimming layer, and light baits can be used to finely operate the slow flow area.​

Target fish species habits Different fish species have different responses to baits: bass is more sensitive to baits that swing horizontally, and Mino's "zigzag move" is prone to attacks; mandarin fish mostly live in obstacle areas, and soft bait jumps at the bottom is better; sea bass has the habit of group swimming and predation, and Spinnerbait's quick search can trigger collective attacks. The attack strength of the fish species affects the choice of bait: the pike has a strong bite force and needs to be matched with a reinforced fish hook; the trout has a small crack, so it is suitable to use small baits of 3-5cm.​

Operational Technology The frequency of the rod drawing determines the rhythm of the bait: when fishing for fish, you need to draw quickly (1 time/second) to simulate the escape of small fish; when fishing for mandarin fish, you need to draw slowly (1 time/3 seconds) to imitate the injured creature. The line-collapse speed is related to the control of the swimming layer: the faster the line-collapse speed, the greater the diving depth, and the abnormal swimming posture needs to be created through the "collapse-stop-collapse" technique. The timing of stinging fish varies depending on the type of bait: when using hard bait, you need to wait for the fish to bite and then lift the rod, while soft bait should be stinging fish at the moment of the fish's attack.