Jiggin' Johnsons' 1.75" HOLLOW Body Skirted Minnah Finesse Soft Plastic Bait

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Specs & build (demo copy)
Specs & build (demo copy)
Care & storage (demo copy)
Care & storage (demo copy)

Best ways to fish it (demo)

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Length
1.75" hollow-body skirted minnow sized for finesse jigheads and light-wire hooks.
Best for
Walleye and smallmouth, with consistent bites from crappie, perch, and neutral trout.
Style
Hollow core Minnah with a breathing skirt that collapses easily on the bite.
Where it shines
Cold water, pressured fish, and situations where soft feel and slow fall matter.
When to choose hollow: if fish are following but not committing, this version fixes that. The hollow body compresses on the bite and slows the fall, giving fish a better grip and you a cleaner hookset.

Top 3 ways we fish it

Maximum softness, minimum speed

Slow swim with pauses

Let the bait do the work
  • Swim it just fast enough to stay upright, then pause for a second every few turns.
  • Watch your line closely—most bites happen as the hollow body settles.
  • Keep rod movements subtle; overworking kills the natural fall.

Vertical hover & soak

Dead-stick friendly finesse
  • Lower to fish level and hold it still, letting the skirt pulse naturally.
  • Add tiny lifts—just enough to reset the fall, not reposition the bait.
  • Set the hook on pressure, not on taps.

Controlled current drift

Natural look in moving water
  • Cast up-current and guide it with light line tension rather than constant reeling.
  • Let it swing naturally, feeding micro-slack to avoid spinning.
  • Finish each drift with a short lift as it rises off bottom.