The Samaki Pacemaker Cast Minnow Lure 90mm is a heavy-duty sinking minnow built to withstand the toughest saltwater conditions. Designed for anglers who demand strength and performance, this lure is engineered with supersonic welded construction that ensures maximum durability against brutal strikes from pelagic predators.

With a natural flutter on the drop and an enticing swimming action at all retrieve speeds, the Pacemaker Cast Minnow is perfect for targeting species such as Tuna, Mackerel, GTs, Tailor, and Trevally. Whether you’re casting from the rocks, surf, or offshore, its streamlined design delivers long-distance casts and consistent action.

Equipped with heavy-duty Decoy Y-S22 treble hooks and finished in vibrant, abrasion-resistant colours, this lure is built to handle powerful runs and aggressive attacks. At 29g, it’s the ideal weight for versatile casting techniques, making it a go-to lure for serious saltwater anglers.

Product Features

• Supersonic Welded Body – unmatched durability for saltwater predators
• Realistic Swimming Action – natural flutter on the drop and consistent action at all speeds
• Heavy-Duty Decoy Y-S22 Trebles – designed to secure aggressive fish and resist bending
• Vibrant, Abrasion-Resistant Finish – ensures high visibility and long-lasting appeal
• Sinking Design – ideal for long casts from shore or boat and versatile retrieval styles
• High Strength Construction – built to endure heavy strikes and extreme conditions

Product Specifications

Length: 90mm
Weight: 29g
Type: Sinking

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What species can I target with the Samaki Pacemaker Cast Minnow 90mm?
A: It’s highly effective on Tuna, Mackerel, GTs, Tailor, Trevally, and other saltwater predators.

Q: Can I use it from the shore as well as offshore?
A: Yes, the lure’s design allows for long-distance casting from the rocks, beaches, or a boat.

Q: How should I work the lure?
A: It performs well with a steady retrieve, twitch-and-pause technique, or allowed to flutter naturally on the drop.

Q: Is it strong enough for big pelagics?
A: Absolutely — the supersonic welded body and heavy-duty trebles are built to handle powerful, high-speed predators.