A flat-sided sinking minnow that entices fish with multiple side-to-side swimming actions at ultra-short distances
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ALEXANDRA 50HW (AX-50HW )
€14,99
✈Tracked Shipping from Japan – Flat €16.99
- Condition: Brand New
- Length: 50 mm (2 inch)
- Weight: 4.5 g (0.2 oz.)
1. Ultra-thin flat-sided body allows for multiple side-to-side actions at short distances to entice trout
The Alexandra is a pioneer in the "thin flat-sided body sinking minnow" category in Japannese modern mountain stream fishing scene. With minimal rod work, the lure easily flips and flops, allowing you to show multiple actions to fish within a short distance. It's perfect for situations where fish chase but turn away just before reaching the angler, making it ideal for "short-distance" battles.
2. Deep body profile creates powerful flashing effects
Alexandra's deep body profile offers a wider light-reflecting surface, producing stronger flashing effects than conventional minnows to help advertise the lure's presence to fish.
3. Boost your catch by utilizing different sizes
As the pioneer of thin flat-sided minnows, the Alexandra has proven its effectiveness and become a long-time bestseller. Consequently, it's available in a wide variety of sizes and colors. Choose the appropriate option based on your fishing location and conditions.
4. Increase your catch by alternating between the Alexandra and Smith's D-Incite
Since Alexandra's release, various manufacturers have introduced thin flat-sided minnows, with Smith's D-Incite being one of them.
The D-Incite has an even deeper body profile than the Alexandra, giving it a more substantial appearance along with powerful, fluttering swimming action. At the same distance, the Alexandra produces more rolls than the D- Incite. While there are various ways to alternate between the two, consider:
"Use Alexandra when you want to fool fish with quicker flashing,"
"Choose D-Incite when you want to attract fish with stronger light reflection."
By alternating between these lures strategically, you'll likely encounter more fish.
