TSU - Minnow - Gorgo Floating Minnow DW123 (120mm / 20g)

TSURINOYA Gorgo DW123 Floating Minnow 120F - 120mm / 20g

The TSURINOYA Gorgo DW123 is a shallow-running floating minnow lure designed for long casts, natural baitfish presentation, and fishing in the upper layer of the water. With its 120mm body, 20g casting weight, and 0-30cm shallow range, this lure is made for situations where predatory fish are hunting close to the surface over reef flats, lagoon edges, harbour mouths, beaches, and shallow channels.

The Gorgo DW123 has a slim baitfish-style minnow shape with a shallow diving lip. Its body is designed to swim horizontally with a tight wobble and rolling action, even on a slow retrieve. The lure’s internal centre-of-gravity weight transfer system helps improve casting distance and keeps the lure balanced in the water, making it useful when you need to cover open water or reach fish feeding beyond the reef edge.

This is a floating hard lure, not a sinking lure. It is best worked with slow steady retrieve, twitch-and-pause, stop-and-go retrieve, or rod-tip-up slow rolling when fish are striking baitfish near the surface.

Key Features

• Floating minnow / shallow runner design
• 120mm length and 20g weight for long-distance casting
• Runs in a very shallow 0-30cm range
• Slim baitfish profile for imitating sardines, fusiliers, small reef fish, and other surface bait
• Tight wobble and rolling action in the upper water layer
• Internal weight transfer / centre-of-gravity system for stable flight and balanced swimming
• Shallow lip design helps keep the lure high in the water column
• Suitable for slow retrieve, twitching, jerking, and stop-and-go presentations
• Good lure choice when predators are feeding over shallow reef or chasing bait close to the surface

Technical Specifications

Best Applications

The TSURINOYA Gorgo DW123 is best used in shallow saltwater fishing where predators are hunting near the surface. It is especially useful around:

• Reef flats
• Lagoon edges
• Harbour mouths
• Jetties and breakwaters
• Sandy beaches
• Shallow channels
• Baitfish schools
• Calm-water surface feeding zones