My first DUO Ryuki 50MFD Minnow
Spearhead Ryuki Floating Minnow For Bass and Bluegill
Duo Spearhead Ryuki lures are made for freshwater fishing, targeting mainly trouts but, so far I have tried different sizes of it only in the sea and I caught a lot of gilt-head bream, sargos and painted comber.
And yesterday first time I tried it in freshwater, in a large pond/lake in Southeast Ohio. My friends told me that there might be dark shadows over the pond because of big trees around, so I wanted to take a colourful minnow with me. It was a good opportunity to try my brand new Ryuki50 MFD Floatin Minnow Full Chart Yamame
It's a floating minnow but dives like a rocket. It was perfect for such a pond where the bottom was very clean, without tall weeds and big rocks. Although the water was very clear and the sun was so bright, I still got lots of bites and some bass loved chasing it. It was a good fun.
Some people say DUO Spearhead Ryuki 50MFD is good only in rivers but one more time it proved itself that it's a great minnow for all waters. A very easy to use lure. You only need to know how to control the tip of your rod.

And yesterday first time I tried it in freshwater, in a large pond/lake in Southeast Ohio. My friends told me that there might be dark shadows over the pond because of big trees around, so I wanted to take a colourful minnow with me. It was a good opportunity to try my brand new Ryuki50 MFD Floatin Minnow Full Chart Yamame
It's a floating minnow but dives like a rocket. It was perfect for such a pond where the bottom was very clean, without tall weeds and big rocks. Although the water was very clear and the sun was so bright, I still got lots of bites and some bass loved chasing it. It was a good fun.
Some people say DUO Spearhead Ryuki 50MFD is good only in rivers but one more time it proved itself that it's a great minnow for all waters. A very easy to use lure. You only need to know how to control the tip of your rod.