Bomber Crankbait
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Bomber Square A Crankbaits Size: B04SL (1 5/8"); Color: Baby Bass (BBO) Sale Price: $2.94  |
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Bomber Square A Crankbaits feature top quality components and construction in great fish catching colors. These crankbaits dive down to approximately 3 feet perfect for running over fallen timber and weed beds and through heavy cover... |
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Bomber Square A Bass Fishing Crankbait Chart White color Sale Price: $0.29 |
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This sale contains 1 Bomber Square A Crankbait Chart/White Color |
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Bomber Square a 3/8oz Brown Chart Color Sale Price: $0.29 |
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This sale contains 1 Bomber Square A Shallow crankbait chart/brown craw color Dives 2-4 feet 3/8 oz weight. |
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Bomber Square a Crankbait Chart Brown Color 1/4oz Sale Price: $0.29 |
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This sale contains 1 Bomber Square A Shallow Crankbait chart brown color. Dives 1-3 feet |
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Bomber 1 3/4" "Model Square A" Crankbait - Pearl w/Chart back Sale Price: $2.45 |
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Bomber 1 3/4" "Model Square A" Crankbait - Pearl w/Chart back |
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Bomber 2 3/4" "Model 7A" Crankbait - Multi Color Sale Price: $2.45 |
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Bomber 2 3/4" "Model 7A" Crankbait - Multi Color |
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Bomber Square Lip-Fancy Shad Sale Price: $0.29 |
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This sale contains 1 Bomber Square A Crankbait 3/8oz fancy shad color dives 2-4 feet |
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Bomber 7" Jointed Magnum Long A Crankbaits - Bonita Sale Price: $10.95 |
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BOMBER - Jointed Magnum Long A Crankbaits 7" Long. Saltwater Grade. Big in size and absolutely massive in strike-inducing action. This upsized Long A is jointed to kick out more wounded-baitfish swimming motion than any other hardbait in its class... |
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Bomber 2 3/4" "Model 7A" Crankbait - Brown/Chart Sale Price: $2.45 |
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Bomber 2 3/4" "Model 7A" Crankbait - Brown/Chart |
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Bomber Model A Chart Craw Color |
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This sale contains 1 Bomber Model A Crankbait Chart/Brown Craw color aprox 2 1/2" long weight 3/8oz |
HOW TO USE A CRANKBAIT?
HOW DO I PROPERLY USE MY BOMBER CRANKBAIT AND CATCH FISH!?
I love bomber cranks. There are 2 classes for me, shallow and deep. On the shallow Square A model I like to cast near weed line or along side lay downs (fallen trees) and docks. If you can let the lip hit a piece of cover and kill your reel so it will float backward and not hang up that causes a reaction strike. Alos i like to use in the shallows during the pre and post spawn times. Now the Bomber A model I only fish in rocky, sandy bottoms. I will reel the lure down so it roots in the bottom kicking up silt and looks like a bait fish feeding. When I hit a rock or piece of cover I will again stop reeling and allow the bait to float up and clear the cover and keep going. Now if I am going deeper than 6-8 ft I will switch to a Bomber Fat Free Shad. I like to use this in more open water around points and humps. I also like to cast to drop offs and reel up the slope. My favorite bomber colors are threadfin shad and pear shad,I dont know why it's called pearl it has a green back and side markings. Hope I was able to help give you some ideas and covered the model you are using. The three I mentioned are the only ones I have ever used.
Video instructions on the Bomber Switchback Shad
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