This Pontoon21 minnow may be characterized by the words “super-dynamic stability”. But the reverse order – super-stable dynamism – would be also right. Dexter Minnow has an advantageous combination of form, volume, position and weight of balancing loads. The inner sinkers also vary due to which there’re lures differing in weight but at the same time perfectly working anywhere. The sinking version demonstrates the best working qualities if you use twitching, stop-and-go retrieves, etc. It is curious that this model starts sinking retaining its horizontal position, and the main thing is that it continues wobbling both at a pause and after you slow down the retrieve. It immediately shows its action, it’s attractive from the very beginning – a lot of experts who had tested the model during its development noted that fact. It’s obvious that this peculiarity opens new horizons for the presentation of the lure. The suspending version is easy and effective to use. It demonstrates energetic action which combines equally active rolling and wobbling. It “tosses and turns” quite well if you use twitching. At the same time, varying frequency and power of twitches, you may achieve different trajectories of its action. During the pause it quivers. Instead of special loads which were used in the sinking model, there’re four metal balls in the chambers of the suspending version (2 loads per each chamber). When the minnow is moving, the ball may a little bit change their position, emitting light low-frequency sounds.