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Finesse MK30 Floating Minnow – Camo Tiger 100mm | Bibbed Diving Hard Body Lure
Finesse MK30 Floating Minnow – Camo Tiger 100mm | Bibbed Diving Hard Body Lure
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Finesse MK30 Floating Minnow – Camo Tiger (100mm / 9g)
Wide, erratic, and irresistible. The Finesse MK30 is a floating bibbed minnow that produces a high-pitch roll and wide darting action on the retrieve — the kind of erratic movement that triggers reaction strikes from predatory fish. Camo Tiger features a disruptive, multi-tone camouflage pattern with tiger stripe detailing that breaks up the lure's outline and imitates the mottled colouration of baitfish in weedy, structured, or low-visibility environments.
Key Features
- Wide, erratic darting action — high-pitch roll and wobble that triggers reaction strikes
- Floating design — sits at the surface at rest; dives 1–2m on the retrieve or when trolled slowly
- Camo Tiger colour — disruptive multi-tone pattern that breaks up the lure's outline in weedy and structured environments
- 4 ball bearings — 2 fixed for rattle, 2 running laterally for longer casting distance
- 3D eyes — realistic baitfish appearance
- 3 x Size 6 round bend black nickel-coated trebles — free-moving on hook eyes to support the lure's roll action
- Reflective surfaces imitate baitfish rolling in the current and reflecting sunlight off their scales
Specifications
- Length: 100mm
- Weight: 9g
- Diving depth: 1–2m
- Hooks: 3 x Size 6 round bend black nickel-coated trebles
- Ball bearings: 4 (2 fixed, 2 lateral)
- Eyes: 3D
- Action: Floating bibbed minnow
Target Species
Barramundi, Mangrove Jack, Flathead, Bream, Trevally, Tailor, and a range of inshore and estuarine species.
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