TheWebass Rasbora Minnow 50mm 6.3g #12is a compactsinking minnow hard luredesigned for light lure fishing where predators are feeding on small baitfish. Its short50mm bodyand6.3g weightmake it a good choice for accurate casting around jetties, harbour edges, reef gaps, rocks, shallow channels, mangrove edges, and baitfish activity close to shore.
The Rasbora has a slim, small baitfish-style minnow shape with a diving lip, realistic fish profile, reflective finish, and treble-hook setup. Because it is asinking minnow, it can be counted down below the surface before retrieval, allowing anglers to work slightly deeper than a floating minnow of the same size. This makes it useful when fish are not striking right at the surface but are holding just below bait schools or structure.
Key Features
Compact50mm minnow profilefor imitating small baitfish
6.3g weightgives good casting control for a small lure
Sinking actionallows subsurface presentation and countdown retrieve
Slim baitfish shape with diving lip for a tight minnow swimming action
Good for twitching, jerking, stop-and-go, and steady retrieve
Small profile is useful for cautious fish and pressured fishing areas
Suitable for light spinning tackle and finesse saltwater lure fishing
Variant#12can be listed as the customer-facing colour/code until the exact colour name is confirmed from packaging
Technical Specifications
Specification
Detail
Brand
Webass / WEEBASS
Model
Rasbora
Variant
#12
Lure Type
Hard Lure / Minnow
Floating or Sinking
Sinking
Length
50mm
Weight
6.3g
Shape
Slim baitfish minnow profile with diving lip
Action
Subsurface minnow swimming action, suitable for twitch and pause
Hook Setup
Treble hooks
Best Tackle
Light spinning setup
Product Category
Minnow / Hardbait / Sinking Lure
Best Applications
The Webass Rasbora is best used when fish are feeding on small baitfish or when a smaller presentation is needed. For Maldives fishing, it is useful for:
Harbour and jetty casting
Reef-edge light lure fishing
Lagoon edges and shallow channels
Casting around baitfish schools
Twitch-and-pause retrieves near structure
Light shore fishing when predators are feeding on small bait
