STORM® Kickin' Minnow
- Segmented body with kicking tail
- Durable soft plastic body
- Rigged with a premium red VMC hook (8'' and 10'' model comes with two red treble hooks)
- Lifelike swimming action
- Holographic insert
- Holographic WildEye
- Polycarbonate lip
The Kickin' Minnow's segmented body and kicking tail provide more realistic swimming action than traditional soft plastic minnow imitations, while its polycarbonate lip helps get the bait deep quickly. STORM's signature holographic WildEye and body insert add extra fish-enticing flash.
Rated 4.6 out of 5Â by 92
reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5Â by krak very realistic
These are very life like and have fantastic action in the water. They hold up pretty good for toothless fish like bass. I plan on targeting musky this year, several friends of mine say they work fantastic for Musky. If i only get one use per musky, ill pay 8 bucks any day.
Great Product!
April 15, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by greglouisiana storm
feels real, eyes tend to come out easy after catching several fish, not durable
March 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by catchemall27 really good swim bait
good swim bait . i caught 4 pike on it got the four inch one . it has great action really good. my fishing buddy got 12 pike and on the 11 pike it started to tare but that pike was 39 inches long so you can see why it tore. also caught 3, 5 pounder bass and many striped and some pickeral dont know how
July 19, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by CammyLee Excellent choice
This is a great product. The way it swims is very realistic, the color looks great, and the hook quality is very good. I would definitely buy another if I lost this one.
June 11, 2012
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If the pond has weed close to the surface, don't use it at all. It catches weed easily. Otherwise, just cast and reelA:Â
Give a brisk tug and then let it fall a little and repeat. its a perfect wounded minnow. The quick jerk makes the swim action work best and the stop makes it look stunned. Good luckA:Â
What I started doing was a jerking motion at first until I noticed it was using its full potential..soo then I tried just realing it in slow and that's when I was most satisfiedA:Â
Just cast it out, let it sit a sec to sink, and reel in. Its made to swim and not to jig. Keep the rod mid level.Top 50 Contributor
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This lure is usually best with a straight retrieve, but it can be twitched or fished with a stop and go method.Top 250 Contributor
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depends on the pond. i use these in a farm pond that has one part with heavy cover from fallen trees and limbs. in this situation i hit it deep into the cover casting from a kayak or tube towards the bank and just go slow across the top. if im using in where there is little or no cover i twitch it deep and slow like a wounded fish.Answers
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Just cast and reel at a consistent speed. A pack is 1A:Â
simply cast out and reel in on a steady retrieve and hold on.these lures come individually packaged.
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They come in packs of one and you can fish them by casting but I've had much more success trolling.Top 50 Contributor
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There is only one per pack.Answers
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It trolls great. Slow down and it sort of hovers with a little less than neutral buoyancy.A:Â
when trolled at 3 mph it dives down to about 4 feet at the most which is perfect for trolling in 15 foot water when the weeds are about 10 feet highTop 250 Contributor
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dont know but they arent worth a penny the eyes fall out after three casts in the waterA:Â
i have never used the 10", but the 6" will run 5-10' depending on your retrieval speed.A:Â
The 6 inch dives around 2-4 casting but it depends on the speed just like trolling but i would say around the same. But you could troll it slow and most likely get good movement still at 10 or more feet. But i don't know for shure1 of 1
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