Half Nelson
Size: 2.25 inches
Weight: .460 oz.
Depth: 0" to 18"

"As featured in the Bassmaster 2006 New Product Guide (Dec. 05 issue)

'The Half Nelson possesses a wide wobble emitting a strong vibration while diving to an average depth of 12 to 18" depending on line test. Excellent over shallow structure, submerged weed lines, rip rap and anytime bass are chasing bait in shallow water. This bait can also be waked on the surface with a slow retrieve while holding the rod tip at 12 o'clock."

Bank Robber
Size: 2.25 inches
Weight: .325 oz.
Depth: Shallow Diver 2-4 Feet
           Deep Diver 4-6 Feet

The Bank Robber is our smallest crankbait but packed with lots of features crankbait fishermen demanded. The Bank Robber produces a vibrant, fast thump in both the shallow and deep diving versions and tends to not follow a straight line but rather 'hunts' from side to side.

Pay Fry
Size: 3.25 inches
Weight: .475 oz.
Depth: Shallow Diver 3-5 Feet
           Deep Diver 6-10 Feet

The Pan Fry was conceived and designed to suggest a bluegill or sunfish, one of bass's favorite forage sources. It is a flat sided, fast action, tight side to side bait that gets down (maximum depth) to business quickly. Colors 026, 027, 028 and 029 were specially formulated for this lure and have been very effective both in the test phase and in competition.

CEO
Size: 3.25 inches
Weight: .800 oz.
Depth: 6-8 Feet


An 'O' style bait possessing better castability with a slower rise to the surface than the balsa versions (longer presence in the strike zone). Unlike the original 'O' bait, the CEO has updated paint patterns, 3D eyes and contains a sound chamber for better tracking and locating yet maintains the same great action. For fans of the 'O' baits, you've got to try this version!

Hawg Nose
Size: 2.50 inches
Weight: .4000 oz.
Depth: Shallow Diver 2-4 Feet
           Deep Diver 4-6 Feet

Introducing the Hawg Nose, a crankbait specifically designed for fishermen who want to generate serious vibration. The powerhouse for this action comes from the resistance built-up by the blunt or flat nose at the point of attachment to the diving lip, combines with the precise amount of weight positioned near the tail (as opposed to the belly). The tail weight also ensures greater casting distance and prevents mid-air line fouling.