The Owner Rip'n Minnow 65 is the perfect little bait fish jerk bait designed for targeting bass and other freshwater species. It dives to 3-4 feet on a steady retrieve with 6-8 pound line. Fluorocarbon line will make it dive a little more and is essential for getting more bites.

The living eyes, rattles, and reflective foil finish will create more bites. Rigged with Owner Stinger 31 cutting point hooks which are very sharp. Be careful when removing the hooks from the fish's mouth, they may break due to the thin wire.

Key Features:

• Suspending Action: Stays in the strike zone during pauses
• Living Eyes: Realistic appearance for triggering strikes
• Internal Rattles: Attracts fish with sound
• Reflective Foil Finish: Creates flash to trigger bites
• Owner Stinger 31 Hooks: Cutting point hooks for superior penetration
• Versatile Retrieve: Works on steady retrieve or jerk-pause cadence
• Fluorocarbon Compatible: Dives deeper with fluorocarbon line

Specifications:

Performance Advantages:

• Suspending Design: Stays in strike zone during pauses for triggering neutral fish
• Realistic Appearance: Living eyes and reflective foil for lifelike presentation
• Sound Attraction: Internal rattles call fish from a distance
• Sharp Hooks: Owner Stinger 31 cutting point for instant hooksets
• Versatile Depth: 3-4 ft range perfect for various conditions

Ideal Applications:

• Largemouth and smallmouth bass fishing
• Clear water conditions where suspending action excels
• Jerk-pause retrieve for triggering strikes
• Fishing around cover and structure at 3-4 ft depth
• Cold water fishing when fish are less aggressive
• Situations requiring realistic baitfish imitation

Recommended Line:

• Monofilament: 6-8 lb for standard depth (3-4 ft)
• Fluorocarbon: 6-8 lb for deeper diving and more bites

When you need a suspending jerkbait with realistic living eyes, internal rattles, reflective foil finish, and Owner Stinger 31 cutting point hooks for bass fishing at 3-4 ft depth, the Owner Rip'n Minnow 65 is the choice of serious freshwater anglers.

Note: Be careful when removing hooks from fish's mouth, as they may break due to thin wire construction.