$19.99
| Depth | 5' |
|---|---|
| Type | FLOATING |
| Sound | Silent |
| Length | 2-3/5" |
| Weight | 1/2oz |
| Hook | #2, #4 |
Honed and refined over two years, the S-CRANK square bill concept features a patented design that generates a hard-hitting wobble action along with an erratic hunting, wandering retrieve. S-CRANK’s unique slalom action works even at high-speeds, wandering laterally off-course but always hunting back to center. Not only does this allow more effective coverage of wider areas, but the erratic wandering action triggers reaction bites much like deflections, increasing productivity in open water.
Tight, enticing wobble draws inactive predators, while the sudden wandering escape action triggers decisive reaction bites.
Square bill design and high buoyancy combine to reduce hang-ups to allow precise targeting of structure.
The late summer and early fall period presents a unique challenge for bass anglers. During this time, bass become more scattered and less aggressive due to a combination of fishing pressure, dropping water levels, and various transitional elements. As the season progresses, bass behavior shifts monthly, influenced by decreasing light levels, changes in water clarity, …
Squarebills for springtime bass are effective throughout many parts of the country. In a number of areas, April is the month where most spawning activity occurs. The exception to this would be the southern and northern tier of states. This activity would include those bass looking to build beds, those bedding, or guarding fry immediately …
In most man-made lakes and river systems, a portion of the lake will have some off-colored water, current and shallow cover. Shallow summer crankbait fishing can lead to great success in these waters. While the percentage of bass that use shallow water may not equal the numbers of offshore bass, for those anglers willing explore …
The square bill can be one of the most effective baits in the spring for big bass. Megabass pro-Edwin Evers breaks down how he fishes the S-Crank square bill crankbait and the key areas he targets. Edwin Evers also covers S-Crank size selection, as well as some of his favorite colors for clear water.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBDrR4bQdSo
When I think of September bass fishing, I think of fishing around shallow targets. Of course, many anglers associate bass fishing with shallow cover, as a bass is an ambush feeder, but the thing that separates the average angler from the expert in dissecting shallow cover is understanding casting angles. One of the first things …
Without a doubt, April is one of the favorite months for bass anglers throughout most of the country. The fish are moving shallow in large numbers and therefore tend to be easier to catch this time of year than at just about any other time. Depending upon which area of the country you live in, …
