Hunthouse Saruna Floating Minnow Jerkbait
The Hunthouse Saruna Minnow is a floating jerkbait style minnow lure built for seabass and similar predatory fish. It comes in three sizes, 95mm, 125mm, and 147mm, so anglers can match the lure to the size of baitfish in their area or the size of fish they are targeting. It is available in multiple color patterns to suit different water clarity and light conditions.
Specifications
| Type | Floating minnow jerkbait |
| Lengths | 95mm, 125mm, 147mm |
| Buoyancy | Floating |
| Best for | Seabass and similar predatory fish |
| Colors | 005, 007, 002, 003, 004, 010, 012, 008, 009 |
Product description
The Hunthouse Saruna Minnow is a floating jerkbait style minnow lure built for seabass and similar predatory fish. It comes in three sizes, 95mm, 125mm, and 147mm, so anglers can match the lure to the size of baitfish in their area or the size of fish they are targeting. It is available in multiple color patterns to suit different water clarity and light conditions.
Because it floats, the Saruna rises back to the surface whenever the retrieve is paused, which lets anglers work it with a stop-and-go cadence over shallow flats, points, and structure. Twitching the rod tip gives the bait a darting, jerkbait action, and pausing between twitches lets it float up before the next pull.
How to fish it
- Cast past the target area and let the lure sit still for a moment before starting your retrieve.
- Use short, sharp twitches of the rod tip to make the bait dart side to side.
- Pause between twitches and let the lure float back toward the surface before continuing.
- Vary the length of your pauses to figure out what triggers strikes on a given day.
Frequently asked
It is a floating minnow, so it rises to the surface whenever you stop the retrieve.
It comes in 95mm, 125mm, and 147mm.
It's built as a seabass minnow bait, though it can work for other predatory fish that hit similar profiles.
There are nine color patterns to choose from.
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