Halco MAX220 Lumo Inline Minnow - 8-2-3in / 180 g - Casting & Trolling

Overview

Meet Halco’s largest member of the Max family: the MAX220 Lumo inline minnow. This lure is built for both casting and trolling, delivering a substantial 220 mm length and a solid 180 g weight. Its slender silhouette slices through wind and chop, offering a clean, confident presence as you cover water. The Lumo’s design prioritizes a straight, true path, helping you maintain control in varied sea states.

Design and performance

Engineered to run straight and true a few metres below the surface, the MAX220 Lumo thrives in rough sea conditions. The streamlined profile supports high operating speeds and maximum hook exposure, making it well suited for rapid retrieves or deliberate, steady starts. Crafted from high-tech polymers for strength and durability, this lure is built to endure demanding sessions. Heavy-duty Halco rings and two extra-strong Mustad hooks come standard, and the model is offered in nine color options to suit water clarity and light conditions.

Applications and speed

Versatile for shore casting or boat trolling, the MAX220 Lumo is designed to handle aggressive retrieves and long-distance casts. In trolling, you can achieve efficient operation at speeds up to 14 knots, while casting benefits from a buoyant, fast-launch feel that carries the lure through wind with minimal effort. The combination of mass and balance supports stable tracking and a compelling surface-to-subsurface presence.

Key specs

• Length: 220 mm
• Weight: 180 g
• Operating depth: a few metres below the surface
• Hardware: heavy-duty Halco rings
• Hooks: 2 x Mustad hooks
• Color options: nine colors

Performance highlights

• Long, accurate casts even in windy conditions
• Stable tracking with a steady, true glide
• Supports high-speedRetrieve and efficient trolling up to 14 knots
• Durable construction designed for tough water and sport fishing sessions

How to use

Start with a steady retrieve to maximize the lure’s wake and profile. When trolling, match your pace to water depth and chop for best visibility. Don’t hesitate to vary retrieval speed and pauses to adapt to conditions and target species.