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Finesse L Series Minnow – Red Head 95mm | Slow Sink Hard Body Minnow Lure
Finesse L Series Minnow – Red Head 95mm | Slow Sink Hard Body Minnow Lure
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Finesse L Series Minnow – Red Head (95mm / 10.5g)
Built for precision presentations around structure. The Finesse L Series Minnow is a slow-sinking hard body minnow with a lively swimming action and an immediate drop on the pause — making it the go-to choice when casting tight to snags, vertical drops, and structure where fish are holding. Red Head is one of the most iconic and enduring lure colour patterns in fishing — a white or natural body with a bold red head that imitates a wounded or disoriented baitfish. The red head creates a focal point that draws a predator's strike to the front of the lure, improving hookup rates on aggressive fish.
Key Features
- Slow-sinking action — immediate drop on the pause; ideal for casting to snags and vertical structure
- Lively swimming action — bib produces a strong shimmy on the retrieve
- Red Head colour — classic wounded baitfish pattern; red focal point draws strikes to the front of the lure
- Laterally aligned ball bearing rattle — adds noise and vibration to attract fish
- 3D eyes — realistic baitfish appearance
- Size #4 VMC black nickel-coated salt-resistant trebles — premium hooks built for both fresh and saltwater use
- Dives to 1–2m on the retrieve
Specifications
- Total length: 95mm (body 80mm + bib)
- Weight: 10.5g
- Hooks: Size #4 VMC black nickel-coated salt-resistant trebles
- Eyes: 3D
- Action: Slow sinking minnow, dives to 1–2m
Target Species
Barramundi, Mangrove Jack, Mulloway, Snapper, Flathead, Bream, Australian Bass, and a range of inshore and freshwater predators.
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