Banjo Minnows Doing Well

During times of recession, people tend to spend more money on fishing lures: Banjo Minnow Sales up 120% in 12 Month Period.

DM Products, Inc.which has the exclusive marketing rights to the Banjo Minnow Fishing Lure System, announced today that Banjo Minnow sales for the 12 months ending September 30, 2009 have increased approximately 120% as compared to the previous 12 months ending September 30, 2008. Royalties earned for this period were over $334,000.

So what is a banjo minnow?

It looks exactly like a real fish, swims exactly like a real fish but most importantly, it can mimic the spastic action of a wounded dying minnow. Predator fish are genetically programmed to attack and eat crippled or dying minnows.

The Banjo Minnows ability to perfectly duplicate that spastic action creates an illusion so life like that it triggers a genetic response and compels fish to bite even if they are not hungry. In clear water with reasonable visibility, the Banjo Minnow will out fish any other fishing lure in existence today.

It looks nothing like a banjo. I'm pretty sure they use the word banjo in the name just so it will appeal to a higher class of fishermen.