M7 MIMIC by Musky Mayhem Tackle
This is the new Mimic 7 from Musky Mayhem Tackle. The Mimic 7 features a 7 Colorado blade and has a jointed shaft so it will have rotation on the shaft and not allow the fish to get as much leverage while helping keep the fish hooked. Because of this jointed shaft you can also mix and match skirts and blades for many more color combos. The Mimic has 2 hooks which is unique for a smaller profile bait. This musky lure is similar in size to the Double Showgirl and is 9″ long and weighs 1.6 oz. When fish become conditioned to the typical double bladed baits tie on a Mimic and see what happens. EXCLUSIVELY found at TeamRhinoOutdoors.com and MuskyMayhemTackle.com
Specifications
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Blade Type | 7 Colorado blade |
| Shaft Design | Jointed shaft with rotation |
| Hook Count | 2 hooks |
| Length | 9 inches |
| Weight | 1.6 oz |
| Compatibility | Works with various skirts and blades |
FAQ
Can I use different skirts with the Mimic 7?
Yes, due to the jointed shaft, you can mix and match skirts and blades for various color combinations.
Why does the Mimic 7 have two hooks?
The dual hook design provides better hook sets and improves retention, especially in smaller profile baits.
Is the Mimic 7 suitable for fish that are used to double-bladed baits?
Yes, it’s designed to be effective when fish are conditioned to traditional double-bladed lures.
Eric Morrison –
I’ve tried several baits on conditioned musky, and the Mimic 7 worked differently. The jointed shaft keeps the fish from getting a strong pull, and the two hooks stay on better. It’s a great alternative to double-bladed lures.
Chloe Manning –
The 7 Colorado blade moves well in the water and the rotation helps with presentation. I mixed it with a red skirt and saw a few bites after a few hours of fishing.
Jonathan Campbell –
This lure stands out because of its unique two-hook setup. I’ve used it in both clear and murky water and it’s been effective in both conditions.