Rebel T10 Jumpin' Minnow ~ Topwater Walking Bait

Name

Model

Size

Weight

Depth

Hooks

Type

Rebel Jumpin' Minnow

T10

3-1/2" (88.9m)

3/8 oz (8.8g)

Topwater

Walk-the-Dog. Pencil thin body shape. One knocker rattling noise.

The Jumpin' Minnow glides from side to side, skimming the surface like a fleeing baitfish.

At 3-1/2 inches long, it is thin like a pencil, and may be used easily and best with light line or spinning tackle.

Simply work your rod tip with the line slightly slack. Each short jerk will make the Jumpin' Minnow dart to one side, then the other. In no time, you'll have it walking in a mesmerizing manner. When that happens, hold on!

It has a loud knocking noise, and the heavy weight inside makes it cast incredibly far for its small size.

In terms of its economical price, the Rebel Jumpin' Minnow is one of the best lure values for your money. The quality, construction, assembly, durability and finish on the Jumpin' Minnow make it a high quality bait at a most affordable price.

Rebel Jumpin' Minnow ~ Topwater ~ Bone

Rebel Jumpin' Minnow ~ Topwater ~ Chrome Blue Back

Rebel Jumpin' Minnow ~ Topwater ~ Chrome Black Back

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

Regards,

Russ

Rebel Jumpin' Minnow ~ Topwater Lure for Striped Bass Fishing

Name	Model	Size	Weight	Depth	Hooks	Type
Rebel Jumpin' Minnow	T20	4-1/2" (114mm)	1/2 oz (23g)	Topwater	#2	Walk-the-dog action. Loud knocking noise.

The 4-1/2" Jumpin' Minnow has a sturdy polycarbonate body and saltwater grade hook hangers. It is a popular topwater lure for freshwater and saltwater striped bass.

At 1/2 oz, it is a medium to light tackle lure for schoolie stripers and relatively calm water surfaces.

Even for schoolie stripers, you may desireto upgrade to stronger #2 trebles when replacing the original hooks. Where big fish are likely to be caught, you can upgrade to stronger split rings and x-strong size #1 hooks.

To achieve the walk-the-dog action, simply cast out and begin a slack line twitching or popping of the rod tip. Begin slowly and concentrate on the rhythmic left-right, side-stepping action of the lure. Once you have the right side-to-side rhythm, you can then experiment with a range of slow to fast forward movement (speed at which you take in line by turning the handle). Try varying those two independent factors - side-to-side versus forward movement - until you come across the combination that fish want to strike.

4-1/2" Rebel Jumpin' Minnow ~ Topwater ~ Bone