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Great for a variety of gamefish, these Magic® Preserved Great Lakes Emerald Shiner Minnows come in a re-sealable laminated pouch for convenient storage of leftover bait. Small minnows are 1-1/2'' to 2'' long with approximately 70 minnows per 4-oz. package. Medium minnows are 2" to 3" long with approximately 12 minnows per 1.5-oz. package (approximately 30 per 4-oz. package). Large minnows are 3" to 4" long with approximately 8 minnows per 1.5 oz. package (and approximately 20 per 4-oz. package). Made in USA.
Great for a variety of gamefish
Comes in re-sealable laminated pouch
Approximately 70 small minnows per small pouch
Approximately 12 medium minnows per medium pouch
Web ID: 77761
Rated 4 out of
5 by
pppatrick from
use in a proper applicationif used properly these are as good as gold. i've used these for nearly a decade tipping my jigs when fishing for sauger in the Ohio River and tributaries. of course there is nothing like a live fathead or creek chub, but these increase my bites by a good bit compared to a plain jig head and twister.
sure beats carring a minnow bucket up and down the rip-rap at dam tailraces. and better than reaching down in that fridged cold water in said minnow bucket on a cold winters day.
Date published: 2013-01-24
Rated 5 out of
5 by
UseYerBrain from
Excellent when properly usedI can't believe all of the complaints...but I can understand them...misuse...using them for catfishing?NO WAY!...
This is like buying a 1" paint brush, attempting to use it to paint a barn and then complaining that it didn't work very well.
Run a shad needle through these, toss them out under a bobber during the white bass spring run in an Iowa river and you will catch fish like carazy.
These are a cross between live and fake bait...better than fake..but not as good as live...but way more convenient than live.
Best application is running water where you would normally us minnows under a bobber. Extremely durable and you'll catch many fish before you'll need a new one.
Date published: 2012-05-18
Rated 1 out of
5 by
joethefish from
just dead baitwhat can i say? everybody buys something stupid sometimes and for me this was it. thought they might work for when you cant get shiners. nope.
Date published: 2012-05-03
Rated 1 out of
5 by
hermantoo from
NEVER EVER EVER BUY THESE!THESE THINGS STINK! I WENT FISHING WITH THEM AT MY SIGNATURE PANFISHING SPOT THINKING THEY WOULD BE AWESOME AND DIDN"T GET A SINGLE BITE! BUT WHEN I SWITCHED TO LIVE WORMS I GOT SO MANY!
Date published: 2010-02-23
Rated 1 out of
5 by
rattleandshoot from
Dreadful!I bought these thinking when you cut them open the oils would have fish coming from all directions but i was very wrong. I was fishing in cat invested waters and never had a bite. And believe me i tried i went all around the lake and had it in the water for over an hour each time but the only thing i caught was moss and a tree limb. I will never buy this again. And i recommend you dont either.
Date published: 2008-05-29
Rated 1 out of
5 by
Big country from
theyre junkthey catch fisherman not fish. dont fall for trap, you wont catch anything!
So when resealing them to preserve them do they need to go into the refrigerator or can i leave them out, or does it make a difference?
Asked by: IreneS
According to the manufacturer, the most important thing with preserved baits is that you seal it back up so they don’t dry out. You should not need to refrigerate them. Also do not keep in the direct sun. They should last up to a year.
Answered by: BPSAnswers1
Date published: 2018-04-06
How do I use them
Asked by: Pody
Are these real or made of rubber?
Asked by: Judesca
The Magic Emerald Shiner Minnows are preserved minnows.
Answered by: BPSProductSpecialist3
Date published: 2018-03-25
How long will they last after you open the original seal
Asked by: Jazz
Thank you for your inquiry. According to the manufacturer, the most important thing with preserved baits is that you seal it back up so they don’t dry out. Also do not keep in the direct sun. They should last up to a year.
