How deep does the Lucky Craft SW Flash Minnow 110 run?

Between 0.5 and 1 m. It is a shallow-running minnow jerkbait, best kept for shallow water. To go deeper, pick a deeper-diving model.

Which rod should you choose for the Flash Minnow?

A 5-25 g or 10-30 g spinning rod. That is the power range that suits this 16.5 g minnow jerkbait.

How do you work the Flash Minnow?

With short, fairly sharp rod twitches, rod tip low. Then add pauses: the lure stays suspended and vibrates in place. Simple, right?

Is the Flash Minnow suitable for sea fishing?

Yes, it is Lucky Craft's SW (saltwater) version, so the hooks resist corrosion.

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Lucky Craft SW Flash Minnow Suspending Lures

Lucky Craft SW Flash Minnow Suspending Lures

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A very well-known 110 mm, 16.5 g suspending minnow jerkbait that runs at 0.5 to 1 m and vibrates in place on the pause, with corrosion-resistant hooks (SW version).

SKUSW-FM110-239GOSH

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Golden Shiner

Golden Shiner Zebra MS Ghost Minnow Salty Aurora Black

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Product description

Our take

For us, the Flash Minnow is a very effective and very well-known minnow jerkbait. It is a true benchmark, a must-have in the box for working shallow water!

At a glance

Brand: Lucky Craft (SW saltwater version)
Type: suspending minnow jerkbait
Length: 110 mm
Weight: 16.5 g
Running depth: 0.5 to 1 m
Treble hooks resistant to corrosion
Recommended rod: 5-25 g or 10-30 g
3 colours: Golden Shiner, Zebra MS Ghost Minnow, Salty Aurora Black

A jerkbait that shakes in place on the pause

A renowned minnow for shallow water

The Flash Minnow is a shallow-running minnow jerkbait, very effective and very well-known. It runs between 0.5 and 1 m, which makes it a great choice for working shallow areas. This is Lucky Craft's SW version, so the hooks resist corrosion. A real plus in saltwater.

As for the rod, it works best on a 5-25 g or 10-30 g spinning rod, for example built on a sea bass blank.

A swim on the edge of rolling over

Work this suspending jerkbait with short, fairly sharp rod twitches, rod tip low. The swim comes close to rolling over and the flanks flash in every direction.

Short sharp twitches, rod tip low, to flash the flanks
Retrieve at whatever speed you like
A clear pause for a vibration in place

And on the pause? The lure stays suspended, vibrates and wobbles in place, like a fish in trouble. The biggest sea bass do not need much persuading by such an easy prey.

On the other hand, it only runs between 0.5 and 1 m. To work deeper water, we would pick a deeper-diving model.