$19.99
| Depth | 16ft – 19ft |
|---|---|
| Type | FLOATING |
| Length | 3 1/8in |
| Weight | 7/8oz |
| Hook | #2, #4 |
The Megabass DEEP-SIX was designed to trigger bites at depths of 16ft – 19ft, even under tough conditions.
This range is made possible by a unique, super thin lip that slices through currents, and maintains the ideal balance required for a steep dive angle. Furthermore, the Megabass DEEP-SIX incorporates the renowned Multi-way Moving Balancer System (PAT.) of the DEEP-X series. During casts, the main weight moves to the rear, positioning DEEP-SIX tail-first to maximize aerodynamics and casting distance. When diving, the weight moves to the front of the lure to increase DEEP-SIX’s dive angle, which means you get down to target depth much faster. When Megabass DEEP-SIX reaches its maximum diving depth and contacts bottom, underwater structure, or is twitched, the main balancer is released, causing the weight to slide and increase action. If Megabass DEEP-SIX levels out at its maximum depth without contacting bottom, the main weight is released from the front and moves to the middle position. This changes the lure’s action, creating a realistic flash and aggressive high pitch rolling and wobbling that ignites the instincts of monsters in the deep.
The super deep range has traditionally remained a safe haven for lunkers. No longer. DEEP-Six raids the deep and dominate the monsters’ sanctuary.
Attacking the vast expanses of crystal-clear lakes and rivers in the northeastern US can seem like a daunting task, but armed with the right knowledge and gear, an angler can emerge successful from even the most challenging of waters. Join Megabass Product Specialist, Justin Perelli, as he breaks down one of the many northern US …
Chris Zaldain breaks down his approach with the Megabass DEEP-SIX crankbait to target suspended bass. Try these tactics next time you’re around suspended bass and see if the DEEP-SIX can put more fish in the boat for you. Covered in the Video Finding the correct depths are key. Pay attention to when you’re marking fish …
Large schools of bass move offshore during the Post-Spawn and Fall patterns. One of the most effective ways to target these fish is to throw a deep diving crankbait like the Deep-SIX. In this video, Bassmaster Elite Angler Chris Zaldain talks about boat positioning and approach when targeting offshore bass.
One of the keys in competitive bass fishing is learning to focus on catching better than average-sized bass. The skill level of anglers has accelerated at such a fast level over the past 10 years that having the ability to just catch a limit keeper size fish will rarely even cash you a check at …
Edwin Evers details his win on Kentucky Lake, from the approach, equipment, and execution that punched his ticket to the Bassmaster Classic! Key Products: Deep-Six diving crankbait Spark Shad 5″ Albino
