October 16, 2010

Plastic-Lipped Striper Minnow Plugs

Plastic-Lipped Striper Minnow Plugs

These plugs are manufactured in Pennsylvania, USA. These are the exact same plugs that are sold under several different well-known brand names for stripers, for muskie and pike, but they are all made the same way in the same factory, out of the same molds of the same plastic material with the same painting/finishing process. The one real difference is the brand name lures are sold in $7 to $9 dollars range whereas the lures here will cost you much less.

They are tough injection-molded hard plastic lures with loud fish-calling rattles inside. The plastic lip is molded as part of the body which make the lip more durable and perfectly-aligned for proper swimming action every time. It has none of the weaknesses of lures where the lip is glued-in or screwed on as a separate part.

Effective for striped bass and for almost every kind of fresh and saltwater gamefish, including the toothiest critters.

Excellent producer of striped bass, bluefish, weakfish, snook, tarpon, sea bass, corvina, peacock bass, musky, pike, monster brown trout, huge largemouth bass, giant walley, and most any gamefish that prowls shallow water or the shoreline anywhere. The appealing baitfish shape, profile and colors mimic most baitfish species in oceans, rivers and lakes all across the world. Works excellent in all types of waters. Works equally well in flat calm water or moving water whether there's current, tide, waves or flat calm, this lure works.

But this lure is most popular for striped bass fishing, and it is equally as productive for stripers when fished slowly at night as it is during the day.

A shallow swimmer, it typically dives 1 to 3 feet deep, depending on current. Just reel one in, and it has its own built-in action with an awesome body-rolling, side to side tail-wiggling action that throws off lots of belly flashing and vibrations like a disoriented, distressed big baitfish. Has a slow rise when paused. It float at rest and is excellent to twitch on the surface for explosive strikes.

For striper surf and bay fishing, plastic minnows of this style are usually cast with spinning tackle. Lures of this type are difficult to cast with conventional rods and reels.

Name Size Weight Depth Hook Size
7" Minnow 7" 1 oz 1-3 ft 3/0
5" Minnow 5" 1/2 oz 1-3 ft #1 or #2

The 7" size is typically used on the outer beaches or in the open surf with heavy spinning gear. The 7" size is typically matched with 3/0 treble hooks.

The 5" size is typically used in the back bays and estuaries with light spinning gear. The 5" size is usually rigged with #1 or #2 treble hooks.


The price is for one (1) fishing lure brand new in box as shown below.

Length: 7".  Weight: 1 oz . 3/0 hooks.




7" Striper Minnow ~ Yellow Fin Weakfish




7" Striper Minnow ~ Blue Herring




7" Striper Minnow ~ Classic Rainbow

Rainbow is a true killer color of the old time striper sharpies. Seldom seen on modern plugs today.




7" Striper Minnow ~ Blue Chartreuse Hologram


The price is for one (1) fishing lure brand new with no hooks as shown below.

Length: 7". Weight: 1 oz. No hooks.

Note: This lure comes with no hooks. Best rigged with 3/0 trebles (not included).




7" Striper Minnow ~ Dark Blue Eelskin ~ No Hooks


7" Striper Minnow ~ Black Silver Foil ~ No Hooks


7" Striper Minnow ~ Blue Silver Foil ~ No Hooks


7" Striper Minnow ~ Green Sand Eel ~ No Hooks


7" Striper Minnow ~ Olive Silver Foil ~ No Hooks


Length: 5". Weight: 1/2 oz. No hooks.

Note: This lure comes with no hooks. Best rigged with #1 or #2 trebles (not included).


5" Striper Minnow ~ Black ~ No Hooks


5" Striper Minnow ~ Black Gold Foil ~ No Hooks


5" Striper Minnow ~ Black Silver Foil ~ No Hooks


5" Striper Minnow ~ Blue White Hologram ~ No Hooks


5" Striper Minnow ~ Blue Silver Foil ~ No Hooks


5" Striper Minnow ~ Olive Silver Foil ~ No Hooks

For pricing and current availability, please visit http://www.BassdozerStore.com.

Thank you for your business. May your next fishing trip be your best ever!

Regards,

Russ