How is a mid-strolling minnow weighted?

Answered from the mid-strolling minnows for suspended bass record · Hard lures · question 2 of 8 · updated 2026-09-18

In detail

Bass Angler Magazine adds that live-sonar heads use high-density tungsten or weighting positioned along the shank so the bait presents level at different depths and returns a stronger echo. On a hard minnow the balance lives inside the body, which is why a weight-transfer system is a mould and assembly decision rather than a hook choice.

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MinnowTopwater Minnow, 100 mm

US$0.37–0.4/ piece

MOQ 500 pieces＋

MinnowFloating Minnow, 110 mm

US$1.38/ piece

MOQ 100 pieces＋

MinnowLong-Cast Sea Bass Minnow

US$0.8/ piece

MOQ 200 pieces＋

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• What do these minnows cost from a Chinese factory?
• When should an order be placed for the season?

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