$9.99
| LENGTH | 3.8in |
|---|---|
| WEIGHT | 3/4oz, 1oz |
The DARK SLEEPER swimbait was developed to target fish holding to bottom structure with overwhelming realism and enticing paddle-tail action. With a soft fin that shields the top hook on both sides, DARK SLEEPER is designed for stealthy, life-like deployment as a bottom-bouncing swimbait. In addition to camouflaging the top hook design, the fins also gently deflect potential snags, allowing DARK SLEEPER to crawl through gnarly structure. Soft fin material compresses instantly for sure hooksets, collapsing out of the way to drive metal home.
Low center of gravity weight setting and bottom fins keep DARK SLEEPER upright as it moves through structure, for a naturally appealing approach.
Bass fishing during the heat of summer can be one of the most challenging yet rewarding times of the year. Due to high water temperatures and changing thermoclines, bass disperse throughout many water columns in most lakes, presenting widespread opportunity for anglers. In many impoundments, shallow and deep-water patterns coexist in late summer. Fishing bluegill …
Many bass anglers set lofty goals, but few of them set them as high or put as much concentrated effort into reaching them as Cobi Pellerito. “Most of my adult life has been tailored to chasing trophy smallmouth,” he said. With 41 of them over 7 pounds, and now five over 8 pounds, you could …
Hop in the boat as Chris Zaldain dives in-depth on the versatility and effectiveness of the Dark Sleeper swimbait.
Chris Zaldain gives the scoop on the swimbait that quickly filled a needed spot in his arsenal. Here’s how Jig fishing with the DARK SLEEPER swimbait can help put more fish in the boat on your next outing. What makes it unique? Type of areas and structure it thrives in Different retrieves to put more …
Bass anglers often use jigs for pitching, flipping and casting to shallow cover. Kenichi Iida demonstrates how to employ a standard jigging technique with a swimbait, that seamlessly transitions in a horizontal swim retrieve using the versatile Megabass Dark Sleeper.
A good portion of bass feeding activity takes place on or near the bottom; crawfish and all sorts of baitfish make use of the lower water column for cover, shade, cool water and feeding opportunities. A jig and swimbait are two lure categories that produce big-time results in this zone. California native Chris Zaldain has …
