O.S.P. Bent Minnow 130 SW

This is the definition of a rare lure. The O.S.P. Bent Minnow 130 irritates the predatory instinct of any kind of prey like the Seabass, Barracuda, Bonitos, only by the action created by the bent body. There are many selective targets in the surface game and the O.S.P. Bent Minnow produces aggressive attacks by all of them.

This lure can be casted far, as its body is at 13 cm and 20.5 gr. Once this floating lure touches the water, let it swim and it will perform a quick darting and diving action. Then it jumps up onto surface with a splash. This action is similar to that of small bait fish.

The Bent body reflects available light from all directions so it creates a flashing effect.

The swimming action of OSP Bent Minnow is so irregular that it can force the target fish to bite, regardless if moves slowly, or fast. Neither the angler, nor the target prey can predict the direction it will take, so it will perform well when the prey has seen everything else and appears to be weary. It is not an exaggeration to say that the O.S.T. Bent Minnow, irritates the target prey.

Continuous twitch produces panic action of the lure, looking to escape an attack. It momentarily disappears from the field of view.

The Bent Minnow is the one and only bait lure, that makes a target attack, sometimes naturally, sometimes madly due to the entirely different action it produces, compared to Minnows with lip.

Technical Characteristics

• Length: 13.0 cm
• Weight: 20.5 gr
• Type: TOP Floating
• Hook Size: #3

Dead Sticking

The appearance of a bent body, floating on the surface sideways looks exactly like an almost dying bait fish. It makes even weary Bass react in between irregular action and long pauses.

Twitch and Pause

Try a few twitches and pauses by letting it float. This is the basic action of this lure. It behaves like a running from danger bait fish, using its last amount of energy. To make it perform like this, you have to handle rod very softly, as it darts by soft rod action.

Continuous Twitch on the Water Surface

Continuous twitches will create more irregular action, not only left and right, but an up and down darting. This way it resembles even more like a bait fish in a mission of escaping the jaws of a predator.