Bearking 115mm 15g Minnow Hard Fishing Lure
This is a Bearking hard-bodied minnow lure measuring 11.5cm and weighing 15g. It has the classic slim minnow profile used for casting to open water or along structure, and comes in 16 different color patterns so you can match local baitfish or water clarity.
Specifications
| Type | Hard-bodied minnow lure |
| Length | 11.5 cm |
| Weight | 15 g |
| Colors Available | 16 patterns (E, F, C, D, B, S, A, R, G, H, T, O, N, Q, P, K) |
Product description
This is a Bearking hard-bodied minnow lure measuring 11.5cm and weighing 15g. It has the classic slim minnow profile used for casting to open water or along structure, and comes in 16 different color patterns so you can match local baitfish or water clarity.
Rig it on your standard spinning or baitcasting setup and work it with a steady retrieve or a twitch-and-pause cadence to give it a swimming action. The supplier does not specify whether this bait floats or suspends, so treat it as a general-purpose hard minnow lure rather than assuming a specific resting behavior.
How to fish it
- Cast past your target area and let the lure settle before starting your retrieve.
- Use a steady, moderate-speed retrieve to get a basic swimming action from the minnow shape.
- Add short twitches with pauses in between to vary the action and trigger reaction strikes.
- Try different retrieve speeds and cadences on different casts until you find what the fish are responding to that day.
Frequently asked
The supplier listing does not specify buoyancy, so we can't confirm whether it floats or suspends. Assume general hard minnow behavior unless you test it yourself.
It is 11.5 cm long and weighs 15 g.
There are 16 color options available, labeled E, F, C, D, B, S, A, R, G, H, T, O, N, Q, P, and K.
It's a hard-bodied minnow lure suited to general casting and retrieve fishing where a minnow-style bait is useful.
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