The slow-roll Barra specialist. The Dozer Minnow is your go-to swimbait when barramundi are sulking in cover, pinned in eddies, or shutting down after pressure. With a massive tail thump, full-body roll, and movement at even the slowest speeds, it’s designed to keep working when other lures stall out. Its ribbed belly, oversized paddle tail, and keel-stabilised design create water displacement that barra can feel from metres away making it deadly in muddy drains, tidal flow, or stillwater impoundment snags. Fish it jighead rigged over rock bars, weedless through mangrove tunnels, or slow-crawl it across deep drop-offs when barra are moody, this lure stays in the zone.

Barra Tactics & Techniques:
Slow-Roll in Drains – Cast into drain mouths and crawl back with tail pulse.
Skip into Snags – Weedless rig to skip tight into mangroves or overhangs.
Pulse and Stall – Short rod lifts, then let it fall back on a semi-slack line.
Stillwater Pulse – Drag and pause along deep edges when barra are shut down.