Floating Minnow Hard Bait, 18 g (0.6 oz) & 29 g (1 oz)

Long-Casting Floating Minnow

• Available sizes: 29g / 130mm and 18g / 110mm
• Floating minnow lure designed for incredible casting distance

Floating Minnow 130F Lure Features

• Max Diving Depth: 1.5 m
• Weight Transfer System: Equipped with two large internal steel balls for long-distance casting and fast stability upon entry.

130F Versatile Midrange Diver Minnow

• 3D lifelike eyes for maximum visual appeal
• High-reflectivity laser finish surface to attract fish from a distance
• Equipped with ultra-strong 6071 treble hooks ready for saltwater fishing
• Heavy-duty flattened split rings and highly balanced body shape for maximum casting distance

Internal Weight Transfer & Depth Specs

• Features 2 internal large steel tungsten weight-transfer spheres for long casting distance
• Operating depth range: 0.8–1.5 m (80–150 cm)

Through-Wire Construction & Weight Transfer System

• Integrated single-strand wire construction prevents hardware pull-outs and body splits when fighting big game such as northern pike, muskie, and saltwater predators.
• Internal weight transfer system features 3 large steel balls (2 double as rattle beads) that shift to the tail during casting for maximum distance.
• Upon retrieve, a slight rod twitch quickly shifts the steel balls back to the belly for a balanced, realistic swimming action.

Center Of The Gravity Movement System

• Small size: 18g
• Model: Lone Walker 110F / Floating Minnow 110F
• Weight-transfer system shifts internal weight transfer balls to the rear when casting for maximum distance
• Weight-transfer balls move forward during swimming action to stabilize lure movement

• Lonewolf 110F uses a 2-treble-hook structure, allowing larger hooks on a compact body to target big game

Integrated One-Piece Wire Structure

• Model: Loner 110F
• Features through-wire construction for maximum tensile strength during big game fishing

Magnetic Weight Transfer System

• 110F / 18g (Small) Water Entry & Initial Action
• During Casting: Weight transfers to tail, shifting the center of gravity backward for greater distance and accuracy.
• During Retrieve: Weight transfers to head, creating colliding sound and vibration to trigger strikes.

Resting and Swimming Actions

• Rear center of gravity enables long-distance casting and causes the lure to rest in a nose-up, tail-down position at rest.
• Upon retrieve, the lip digs into the water to bring the lure body into a horizontal swimming posture.