Hard Lures: Minnow Primarily mimics small fish visible in nature. In the wild, small fish exhibit various distinct behavioral patterns, such as: swimming alone, tilting their heads to touch the water, gliding on the surface, fleeing from predators, struggling while dying, or bottom-feeding. While some of these actions can be freely manipulated by the angler, others have dedicated artificial lures designed to replicate them. Beyond swimming actions, there are: S (Sinking) F (Floating) SP (Suspended, bait remains stationary when angler is still) Used to mimic small fish gliding through the water or the movements of a water snake on the surface. Typically, the angler's actions cause it to exhibit a side-to-side swaying motion (commonly known as the “Dog Walking” technique).