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The Yo-Zuri Hydro Minnow Long Cast is a new minnow style bait has been designed to cast long distances and perform well even under the harshest of conditions.
The Hydro Minnow LC is available in two different sizes: 6” and 6-3/4” and will cover an array of fishing situations from casting to stripers and blues in the northeast or hunting down snook, tarpon and other inshore species further down the coast.
The all new Weight Transfer System is designed to help the Hydro Minnow LC cast like a bullet even into a stiff headwind, allowing the angler to remain far enough away from predatory fish to remain stealthy. This series also features the finest terminal tackle with 3X strength treble hooks and heavy duty split rings.
Model | Length | Weight |
R1322 | 150mm / 6" | 35g / 1-1/4 oz |
R1323 | 170mm / 6-3/4" | 50g / 1-3/4 oz |
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These are my go-to. I consider them my "baseline" lure. Caught plenty of stripers and bluefish with these. In the surf on the beach, off rocks - All around South County spots in Rhode Island. Tweak it just right and you feel the swimming action kick in. They don't dive too deep, so they are versatile in that regard. Downside is they love catching weeds. I've had luck with bone, chartreuse, mullet, chicken scratch, wacky mack.
Swims really well, the pattern worked really well in New Jersey
Tried the hydro minnow on a whim last year...saved many nights for me. In my opinion it casts slightly better than the SP and swims a little shallower. Never hit the surf without a couple hydro minnows in my bag.
Great lure, swim slow just under the surface and hold on for top water take!!!