Bandit Lures BDT3D Series 300

Troll at 1.5 mph and slay the crappie. Pink produces.

I found this lure to be more size wise in the Large Mouth Bass range of lures instead of "Crappie" or at least in lakes near me.....

Quality piece of equipment

It ran true out of the package. The hooks are really really sharp.

Bought this to tight line for crappie. So far zero hits. Not sure if it really works.

The Bandit 100, 200, and 300 series lures have a tight wobble that attracts strikes from large mouth bass in lakes when the temperature ranges from the low 40s to the low 50s, provided only that you crank them very slowly. I use a 5.4:1 gear ratio bait casting reel to facilitate this slower rate of retrieve. The lures feature high quality hardware, including strong split rings and hooks that are very sharp. They are very buoyant so they will float clear of underwater obstacles if you simply pause the retrieve momentarily when you bump into them. Because they float, I often pause a for a brief time before beginning the retrieve since they sometimes provoke top water strikes in shallow water near the shore line. They are available in a wide range of colors so they are adaptable to fishing in areas with various types of forage and in water that is either fairly clear or even stained. I typically use them in a lake where bass feed primarily on bluegills and the water visibility is typically in the 1 to 2 foot range, where I have found the pearl - black back color works very well.

This lure kills it while trolling the 8-16 foot ledges on clear water up north lakes. Plenty of smallmouth and rockbass in the boat. I use perch and crawfish colors. Even caught a walleye trolling behind the paddleboard. The 300 definitely hits the 12-13 ft mark. Cast great too.

My husband loves these. He uses these all the time! Will purchase again.

Es bueno si se trolea a menos de 8 nudos si le aceleras no permanece demtro del agua y comiensa a saltar

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