MIMIC MINNOW® SPIN

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MIMIC MINNOW® SPIN

$2.69
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Product Description

• Features a weedless bladed wire form that flashes & flutters through weeds, brush & timber

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Catches crappies, perch, walleyes, bass, pike, trout and other large predators. Cast or troll around fish-holding cover or structure, and in open water. Weedless, for use in vegetation, brush and timber. Vary retrieve or trolling speed with rod pumps, or allow lure to “helicopter” down into open pockets in cover.

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  • Top notch lure
    5

    Posted by Rick W on Aug 8th 2018

    This has become my favorite lure for bass, northern pole and tiger mismuskies. Either casting with the blade attachment or jigging by without the blade. I’ve caught my largest bass and pike using this lure.

  • Mimic Minnow Spin enchants Bass and Large Bluegill
    5

    Posted by Dick Nocks on Jul 1st 2017

    I was lucky enough to find one Mimic minnow spin lure in a local big box sporting goods store. I was very curious about how it would do in the water? It was an immediate success. With in a short time, after many fish in the cooler,
    the blue gill bait was shredded. The next day I returned to the big box store to obtain more of these lures and none were available. I tried for several weeks, at various stores in the area, and had no luck. I went on line for Northland Fishing Tackle Co. and ordered more lures. Just walked in the door from fishing ( Mimic Minnow Spin Bluegill was
    the ONLY lure I took with me) and I am pleased to say I caught many bass and large bluegill. I sat down at the computer to see my emails. I smiled when I read you wanted me to review my recent purchase. One word AWSOME!

  • Best Potomac River Lure Ever
    5

    Posted by Steve Sarigianis on Jun 8th 2017

    Catches everything in the river

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