The Motion Minnow swimbait tracks in the subsurface lane, so you can fish it over grass, points, and bait schools without digging in. At 5.5 inches and 1/2 oz, or 7.2 inches and 1 oz, it casts clean and stays in the strike zone with a steady, rolling kick. You get easy control on a straight retrieve or a slight twitch and these hang just under the surface to trigger those BREEDER fish to strike.
Pick the forage look
Choose a finish that matches what they're already eating, like Small Mullet, Small Smoked Mullet, Small Spanish Sardine, Small Shad, or Small Golden Shiner. The molded body carries a thin profile, with a painted head and natural baitfish tones that read right in clear water. Small Red Head and Mezzo Dorado give you a louder look when you want it.
Reach for it in clear water
Use the smaller size for finicky fish, then step up to Mezzo patterns when you want more presence. The 5.5" version suits lighter tackle and close shots, while the 7.2" bait gives you a bigger meal without losing that smooth subsurface swim. It feels simple in hand, and that's the point.
5.5" Subsurface Details
Our SUBSURFACE Motion Minnow 5.5" Swimbait Lure is the perfect solution for when live bait is nowhere to be found and you need a lure that hugs the water's surface to match what the baitfish are doing. Its precise design imitates the natural movements of baitfish, enticing gamefish such as snook, tarpon, redfish, striped bass, smallmouth bass, pike, snakehead, peacock bass, speckled trout, largemouth bass and many more!
Length : 5.5 inch
Weight : 1/2 oz
Action : Subsurface
Body Construction: Hard ABS Plastic
8-Piece Segmented Body
7.2" Subsurface Details
Our SUBSURFACE Motion Minnow 7.2" Swimbait lures swim with slow swagger near the surface , enticing larger gamefish like breeder snook, cobia, tackle busting tarpon, bull redfish, monster largemouth bass, striped bass in the canal, and many others. Our Motion Minnow 7.2" Subsurface Swimbait Fishing Lure works excellent as a pitch bait offshore for running up on some mahi or tuna but is also deadly when working the inlets or river mouths with slow moving water.
What Makes Motion Minnow Different The Other Swimbaits?
Our Lures are Bonded with the Strongest Fiber on the Planet!
Features:
Dyneema is a fiber that has a very high breaking tensile strength and properties similar to kevlar which is used in bullet proof vests.
Combining hard abs plastic segments with a Dyneema fiber mat makes this lure virtually indestructible.
The 3.5" & 5.5" use a Single Matte of Dyneema
The 7.2" & 9.5" Motion Minnow Swimbaits & Teasers Baits are built with a Double Matte for Maximum Strength.
8 Piece Hard ABS Segmented Body
Laser Etched Realistic Baitfish Designs
Lure Color vs Water Color ?
The general rule of thumb we like to use is the darker or more stained the water color is the darker lure you should be fishing.
Crystal Clear or Gin Clear Water
When fishing in crystal clear or gin clear water like an incoming or flood tide, we recommend any of the profiles with our flash foil finish like Spanish Sardine, Skip Jack, BB Mullet, Goggle Eye, or Shad as these holographic patterns reflect more easily in clean water conditions and can be seen quickly from a distance.
The Mullet or Pinfish matte patterns are more toned down and are a good choice for stages in between the tide or when water conditions are not very clean or murky.
Stained Water
The Golden Shiner and Mayan Cichlid colors are two gems that really "POP" and show huge contrast when fishing in stained water such as rivers, ponds and lakes.
Dark Stained or Murky Water
The Smoked Mullet & Purple Mullet patterns work well when fishing stained or murky water as the darker hues really stand out against a blue skyline, while the abalone finish gives the lure just the right amount of flash to stand out in the water column.
For Best Results
Simply cast & retrieve the swimbait at a steady pace to achieve realistic swimming action.
A faster, stop and go retrieve can also be very effective in getting a reaction strike
Make sure to adjust your retrieve speed according to the depth of water and speed of current or tide.
For example, a faster tide may require a slower retrieve to keep the lure swimming correctly and vice versa.