00:00Floating or sinking, which one actually wins? Truth is both, just depends where fish holding.
00:06So instead of guessing, I grabbed 5 lures that cover whole range,
00:10and these are the best deals I found for floating lure vs sinking mino.
00:14Start cheap. This 95mm, 8g floating mino is 78 cents under a buck. It wobbles on slow retrieve,
00:23sits right in the shallow strike zone, and 4700 plus buyers put it at 4.8 stars.
00:29Perfect if you want to test floating baits without spending real money.
00:33Next, the value play. 8 floating crankbait minos for $5.41, that's about 68 cents each.
00:424.9 rating, 4500 sold. If you fish rocky banks and snag lures,
00:48this is the set you throw without wincing. Beginners, start here.
00:53Now sinking. This mino comes in 19g sinking and 15g floating versions, $5.67, and it's built with
01:02treble hooks that hold. The sinking one cuts wind and gets down fast when fish sit deep or the bite
01:07turns off up top. 4.9 stars, 4,200 sold. Kingdom pencil lures, this is the versatile one.
01:1711g up to 40g, so one bait covers calm freshwater and saltwater sea bass. $5.37 with a 4.9
01:25rating.
01:26Good pick if you want one lure that adapts instead of carrying 5 rods.
01:31And if you fish surf or need distance, fjord heavy sinking minnows.
01:3670s at 17g, 90s at 29, 110s at 37, long casting, saltwater ready, $4.92.
01:44That weight is what punches through wind when floating baits just get blown back at you.
01:49Links to all 5 are in the description below.
01:52Grab the one that matches your water, and if this helped, hit like and subscribe,
01:56more lure breakdowns coming.
