Hard lures can be used for almost all fish and situations. Still most often used when the water is not deep. Hard baits have the advantage of being available in all sizes and decors. In addition, there are different versions: sinking (S), floating (F) and suspending (SP). This allows us to cover an extremely wide range of situations.
Do you want to search a large area for fish? Don’t worry, Crankbaits can handle it! Crankbaits are bulbous, short hard lures. Due to this shape they have extreme water resistance and displace a lot of water. In addition, they usually have a very strong action. The crankbait does not slide through the water, but rather vibrates.
Want to tackle top water in the summer? Minnows and top water baits are the right choice! Moody trout? Minnows are well suited for twitching and jerking depending on their size. Due to their slim shape they have relatively little water resistance and thus dart out to the sides. For fishing with top water baits we have several forms to choose from. The classic is probably the stick bait. These cigar-shaped hard lures zig-zag (walk-the-dog) on the surface and tease the predators to bite.
These are just a couple examples of application.
Jackall Chubby 38F SSR
At a size that appeals to a wide range of estuary and freshwater species, Chubby’s have a tight, wide action that screams for attention. Whether you want to slow roll them over weed beds or stab and dart them among structure, Chubby’s will convert lookers into scorers.
Zipbaits Khamsin Jr. DR
The Khamsin Jr. DR suspending lure from Zipbaits is the deep diving variant of the Khamsin JR series. Typical The Khamsin series lures were designed specifically for catching bigmouth bass and have a shad shape. However, after demonstrating exceptional working abilities, they were able to attract other predators. It suspends in the strike zone, increasing the angler’s chances of hooking up. The original form of the body, suggestive of a crucian carp, distinguishes it.