AquaPro - Deep Diving Minnow Trolling Lures (10 Colours)
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Rs. 400.00
AquaPro - Deep Diving Minnow Trolling Lures (10 Colours)
Product Details:
- Lure Type: Hardbody Minnow / Crankbait / Trolling Plug.
- Average Specs: Typically 16–17 cm in length and 29–31 grams in weight (though heavy-duty ocean variants can scale up to 75g).
- Diving Lip: Extended polycarbonate bill that drives the lure into deep water columns (typically 2 to 5 meters / 6 to 15+ feet) depending on trolling speed and line length.
- Action: Tight wobbling action that mimics a panicked or injured baitfish, generating realistic vibrations that predatory fish can track from a distance.
- Internal Mechanics: Most models incorporate a built-in gravity rattle ball system to optimize casting distance and emit low-frequency sounds underwater.
Water Type:
These lures are universally designed for Saltwater (Marine) and Deep Freshwater environments.
- Saltwater: Heavy-duty performance across coastal shelves, reefs, offshore blue waters, and estuary mouths.
- Freshwater: Large, deep lakes, reservoirs, and fast-moving rivers.
Uses & Target Species:
The primary technique for these deep-diving minnows is trolling (dragging behind a moving boat) or long-distance casting into deep structures from shorelines or rock ledges. They are built to target aggressive, predatory game fish.
Target Species By Environment:
- Saltwater: Tuna, Mackerel, Kingfish, Barracuda, Dorado (Mahi-Mahi), Trevally, Barramundi, and Bluefish.
- Freshwater: Large Pike, Walleye, Muskie, Largemouth Bass, and Zander.
Selecting Color Variations (1 through 10):
- Bright/Neon Colors (3, 9, 10): Perfect for low-visibility conditions, cloudy days, or murky/stained waters where high-contrast visibility is required.
- Natural/Silver/Blue Shaded Colors (1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8): Excellent for bright, sunny days in clear oceanic or lake waters where matching the exact color of native baitfish (like sardines or mackerel) yields the best results.
- Deep Shimmer (5): Great for deep-water penetration where red and yellow spectrums fade, but purples and dark reflective hues maintain a profile against the surface light