$17.99
| Length | 2 1/3 in |
|---|---|
| Weight | 3/8 oz |
| Type | Floating |
| Depth | 8ft |
| Sound | Silent |
| Hook | #6 |
Hyper-responsive crankbait. The phenomenal evolution of the all new DEEP-X.
The DEEP-X 100 is reimagined for the next chapter of cranking games with an advanced LBO II moving balancer system and hydrodynamic refinement gained over more than a decade of careful study since the original Deep-X 100’s debut.
The core of the DEEP-X’s evolution is the LBO II system, which drives three key advancements: reduced friction for smoother weight transfer, a lower balance-point, and a neodymium anchor-point to secure weight where it powers the best action.
These keys combine to deliver greater casting distance, faster startup action after splashdown, and optimal action and deflection characteristics. With its compact body, the new DEEP-X charges to its maximum diving depth and displays an astonishing ability for obstacle evasion. No matter the type of contact, the LBO II and cutting-edge hydrodynamic body bring the DEEP-X back to its path quickly to eliminate dead spots in the retrieve and maximize the most productive bottom areas. From ponds, to rivers, to large lakes, this versatile crankbait can easily hammer out results in any field.
■ INSTANT ACTION
The LBO II is locked into place by the neodymium magnet in the front for optimal placement and action.
■ SHAFT BALANCER SYSTEM
The low center of gravity of the LBO II plays the role of a shaft balancer, combining the power point and action point for excellent responsiveness, creating high pitch rolling action with intense flashing.
When fish are not in the shallows, but also are not in the depths, utilize mid-depth target crankbait fishing with the Megabass Deep-X 100 LBO. Learn from staffer, Chris Zaldain, the best way to deploy the Deep-X 100 LBO, and the tips and tricks that will help you crank more fish into the boat.
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