DUO Bay RUF Bulk 125F – floating shallow-running flat-side lipless minnow 125 mm 25 g
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DUO Bay RUF Bulk 125F is a floating flat-side lipless minnow designed for shallows and fishing close to the surface. The 125 mm, 25 g lure runs at approximately 0.1–0.6 m. Its larger profile and wide body create strong water displacement, making it easy for pike, catfish and other large predators to detect, even in reduced visibility.
Key features. The wide high-buoyancy body keeps Bulk 125F in the shallow zone while producing powerful yet natural action. It responds immediately even at dead-slow speed. A faster retrieve makes the body flutter more strongly from side to side, flash and imitate an escaping baitfish. The moving weight system improves casting distance and helps cover broad shallow areas efficiently.
Action and application. A dead-slow steady retrieve suits cautious or inactive fish, while faster movement with short pauses targets active predators. Bulk 125F can also be drifted in current and worked above submerged vegetation. It is particularly useful in shallow bays, coastal zones, estuaries and above deeper water when predators feed close to the surface. Its larger profile matches bigger forage.
Why choose it:
• 125 mm, 25 g floating lipless minnow;
• shallow 0.1–0.6 m working range;
• wide body creates strong water displacement;
• moving weight system supports long accurate casts;
• stable action from dead-slow to fast retrieves.
Specifications. Model – Bay RUF Bulk 125F; length – 125 mm; weight – 25 g; type – flat-side lipless minnow; buoyancy – floating, high buoyancy; weight system – moving; depth range – 0.1–0.6 m; hooks – size #3 trebles; hook-eye rings – #3.5; recommended retrieves – dead-slow, slow, medium, fast, drifting in current and pauses.
Which Bay RUF Bulk model should you choose? Bulk 95F (95 mm; 14 g; 0–0.5 m) is the compact option for smaller forage. Bulk 125F (125 mm; 25 g; 0.1–0.6 m) pushes more water, presents a larger silhouette and better suits pike, catfish and other larger predators.


























