How is the bait retrieved?
Short answer
Slowly, and mostly with the reel. Bassmaster describes a medium to medium-slow retrieve that makes the bait swim with a subtle side-to-side roll, with gentle rod shakes that barely pop the head up, and notes that one bait in the same line-up wanders without any shake at all.
In detail
Megabass describes the presentation as control through rod input and line tension rather than through a paddle tail, and describes a bottom-strolling variant worked tight to the bottom instead. That retrieve is why the bait has to track straight at very low speed.
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Part of the product record Mid-strolling minnows for suspended bass (Hard lures). The record carries the tables this answer is drawn from, the fields a factory needs before quoting, and an explicit list of what has not been verified.
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- Do mid-strolling minnows come ready to fish?
- Which sizes and weights should a buyer stock?
- What do these minnows cost from a Chinese factory?
- When should an order be placed for the season?
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