MirrOlure CS23MR High Pitch Rattle Dine Lure

The MirrOlure CS23MR High Pitch Rattle Dine Lure puts a fresh twist on the popular MirrOdine design. Featuring a redesigned baitfish profile, a high-pitched internal rattle, and a slightly faster sink rate than the original 17MR MirrOdine, this hard bait is designed to attract predatory inshore fish.

Whether you're targeting speckled trout and red drum in the Pamlico Sound, casting around grass flats, or working coastal creeks and channels, the High Pitch Dine gives anglers another way to imitate vulnerable baitfish and trigger reaction strikes.

Best Ways to Fish the MirrOlure High Pitch Dine

• Fishing locations: Inshore waters, grass flats, tidal creeks, channels, and soundside fishing areas.
• Target species: Speckled trout, red drum, and other predatory inshore fish.
• Fishing techniques: Twitch-and-pause retrieves, short rod-tip jerks, and controlled retrieves that imitate injured baitfish.
• Fishing conditions: Useful when anglers want additional sound attraction or a lure that sinks slightly faster than the original MirrOdine 17MR.

Why Anglers Choose the High Pitch Dine

The CS23MR builds on the familiar MirrOdine concept while introducing a distinctive high-pitched rattle and updated body design. The added sound can help attract attention, while its slightly faster sinking action offers another option for presenting a baitfish imitation below the surface.

• High-pitched rattle: Produces a distinctive sound intended to attract predatory fish.
• Updated MirrOdine body: A refreshed profile based on the established MirrOdine family.
• Slightly faster sinking action: Sinks somewhat quicker than the original 17MR.
• Versatile inshore presentation: Designed for a variety of inshore fishing applications.
• Multiple color patterns: Gives anglers choices for matching local baitfish and changing water conditions.

What to Expect on the Water

Fish the High Pitch Dine with short twitches of the rod tip followed by pauses to imitate an injured or disoriented baitfish. Experiment with retrieve speed and pause length based on how aggressively fish are feeding.

Its slightly faster sinking behavior compared with the original 17MR makes it a useful alternative when you want your lure to settle a little deeper between twitches.

Local Fishing Insight from Frank & Fran's

On Hatteras Island, MirrOdine-style lures are a popular option for anglers targeting speckled trout and puppy drum in the Pamlico Sound. Work the lure near baitfish activity, grass edges, and other likely feeding areas.

When trout are feeding aggressively, try a more active twitch-and-pause retrieve. When the bite slows, experiment with longer pauses and a more deliberate presentation.

Not sure which color to choose? Stop by Frank & Fran's Bait & Tackle in Avon, NC. Our knowledgeable crew can help you select lures for Hatteras Island fishing conditions.

Shop online with nationwide shipping or visit Frank & Fran's on Hatteras Island for local fishing advice and tackle.

Product Features

• MirrOlure High Pitch Dine hard bait
• High-pitched internal rattle
• Updated MirrOdine-style body design
• Slightly faster sink rate than the original 17MR MirrOdine
• Designed for inshore fishing applications
• Available in multiple color patterns

Product Specifications

• Brand: MirrOlure
• Model: CS23MR
• Product Series: High Pitch Dine
• Lure Type: Hard bait / twitchbait
• Sound: High-pitched internal rattle
• Sink Characteristics: Sinks slightly faster than the original MirrOdine 17MR
• Recommended Application: Inshore saltwater fishing
• Color Options: Multiple manufacturer color patterns

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the MirrOlure High Pitch Dine different from the original MirrOdine?

The High Pitch Dine features a high-pitched internal rattle, an updated body design, and a slightly faster sink rate than the original 17MR MirrOdine.

Is the High Pitch Dine good for speckled trout?

Yes. The High Pitch Dine is designed for inshore predatory fish, making it a suitable lure to try when targeting speckled trout.

Can I use the High Pitch Dine for red drum?

Yes. The lure can be used to target red drum, including puppy drum feeding in shallow coastal and soundside waters.

How should I retrieve the MirrOlure High Pitch Dine?

Try short rod-tip twitches followed by pauses to imitate an injured baitfish. Adjust the retrieve speed and pause duration to match fish activity.

Does the High Pitch Dine float or sink?

According to MirrOlure, the High Pitch Dine sinks slightly faster than the original 17MR MirrOdine.

Where can I buy the MirrOlure CS23MR High Pitch Dine?

Shop Frank & Fran's Bait & Tackle in Avon, North Carolina, or order online at https://hatteras-island.com/ with nationwide shipping.