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Best matches

Why these fit

If you mean “minnow” as a baitfish-profile lure, the best direct matches are the two 1 Standard Fishing Minnow1 sizes. They’re compact soft plastics with a subtle tail kick, built for casting or jigging around bass and panfish when fish are keyed on minnows or shad.

Shallow jointed minnow1 is the best hardbait-style option here: floating, surface-running, and suited to trout in calm or lightly rippled water.

If you meant “minnow” in a kokanee trolling context, the best fits are Blue and Moon Jelly Kokanee Pack and Chartreuse Kokanee Pack. Both are trolling packs built around blades, dodgers, and small trailing lures for salmon and steelhead.

Technique notes

For the 1 Standard Fishing Minnow1 soft plastics, rig on a jighead and use steady retrieves or subtle jigging.
The 2" version is the tighter, smaller-profile choice; the 2.75" version gives a bit more baitfish presence.
For Shallow jointed minnow1, use a steady retrieve with occasional gentle twitches.
For the kokanee packs, run them behind a dodger or flasher in open water with a steady trolling speed.

When to switch

Switch to a larger or more aggressive bait if fish are chasing bigger forage or ignoring subtle minnows.
Switch from the soft-plastic minnows to Shallow jointed minnow1 when fish are feeding near the surface.
Switch to a kokanee pack only if you’re trolling for salmonids; it’s not the right choice for bass or panfish.