Jumping Back into the Shallows with Lucky Craft
Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2025 12:28 pm
Jumping Back into the Shallows with Lucky Craft
Introduction: It's been a bit since I've fished a crankbait. Shallow water cranking, in particular, is one of my favorite techniques in bass fishing. Earlier this year, I tried a new-to-me balsa crank or two that left me uninspired after only a few casts, but the experience was enough to re-ignite my interest in the technique, so my hunt for a fun shallow running crank to throw commenced. I thought to myself, it's been quite some time since I've thrown a Lucky Craft, so I search the brand's extensive collection at TackleWarehouse and found a bait that intrigued me enough to purchase a few. Here's a look at Lucky Craft's LC 1.5 Silent Squarebill Crank.
Complete Article: https://www.tackletour.com/reviewluckyc ... crank.html
Introduction: It's been a bit since I've fished a crankbait. Shallow water cranking, in particular, is one of my favorite techniques in bass fishing. Earlier this year, I tried a new-to-me balsa crank or two that left me uninspired after only a few casts, but the experience was enough to re-ignite my interest in the technique, so my hunt for a fun shallow running crank to throw commenced. I thought to myself, it's been quite some time since I've thrown a Lucky Craft, so I search the brand's extensive collection at TackleWarehouse and found a bait that intrigued me enough to purchase a few. Here's a look at Lucky Craft's LC 1.5 Silent Squarebill Crank.
Complete Article: https://www.tackletour.com/reviewluckyc ... crank.html