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Lucky Craft LC 1.0 DRS Squarebill Crankbait
Ask any tournament pro what separates a good day from a great one, and many will tell you it comes down to sound. The Lucky Craft LC 1.0 DRS — where DRS stands for Deep Rattle Sound — was built around exactly that insight. Instead of the high-pitched "sh-sh-sh" of traditional BB-style rattles, the LC 1.0 DRS features a single knocker internal rattle that produces a deep, deliberate "click-click-click" sound that many pros believe attracts larger, more wary bass.
It's a subtle but meaningful difference — and it's why more and more professional anglers are making the switch to single rattle style baits. Pair that with the legendary LC Series squarebill action and high buoyancy that has made this lineup one of the most sought-after in the industry, and you have a crankbait that doesn't just fish well — it fishes smarter.
Features
- Single knocker internal rattle produces a deep "click-click-click" sound
- Preferred by tournament pros for attracting larger, more selective bass
- High buoyancy for natural deflection off rocks, wood, and hard cover
- Legendary LC Series squarebill action — proven in tournaments across the country
- Available in Lucky Craft's detailed, realistic color combinations
- Runs 2–3 feet deep — ideal for shallow to mid-depth cover
Specs
- Length: 2-1/8"
- Weight: 1/3 oz
- Type: Floating
- Depth: 2–3 ft
Best For
- Techniques: Squarebill cranking, deflection fishing, cover cranking
- Conditions: Rocky banks, laydowns, rip-rap, hard bottom, pressured fisheries
- Species: Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Spotted Bass
Perfect For
When the standard rattles aren't getting bit, the Lucky Craft LC 1.0 DRS gives you a different sound profile that triggers bigger fish. Same legendary LC action — with a pro-preferred rattle that makes all the difference.
NF means no feather. Lucky Craft dresses the rear treble on the standard Gunfish 115; this version leaves it bare. Small change, real consequence — without the feather the tail sits differently at rest and the bait walks a touch freer, and you're not fishing a dressing that mats down and holds water after a few fish.
Short version: 4-1/2" walking topwater, 3/5 oz, floating, two trebles (#4, #5). Everything the 95 does, exaggerated — more water thrown, wider action, longer reach.
What the 115 Does That the 95 Doesn't
Lucky Craft pro Brent Ehrler puts it plainly: everything on the 115 is exaggerated compared to the 95. It sprays more water, it walks wider, and it calls fish from further. Worked fast, it throws water twelve to fifteen inches to each side.
That's the whole argument. This isn't a bigger bait for bigger fish — it's a louder bait for reaching fish that a 95 never told about it. It's still a reasonable size for tournament keepers while being big enough to interest a giant.
Where It Earns Its Keep
- Covering water fast. The heavy metal composite weighting system casts a long way, and this bait is built to be fished quickly.
- Calling fish from depth. The cupped mouth and the sound chamber together pull fish up off structure that never see a quieter bait.
- Schooling and surface-feeding fish, where the spray reads as a feeding opportunity to everything nearby.
- Wind and chop — the casting system handles it, and a loud bait is the right call when the surface is broken up.
How to Work It
Fish it fast. This is the bait's design intent, not a stylistic preference. Rhythmic twitches into slack line get the walk and the spit going together — a tight line drives it straight and you lose both.
Use the pause anyway. It floats, so it holds position when you stop it. After a blow-up and a miss, letting it sit is more productive than snatching it away.
115NF or 117? The Real Question
These two are the same length and the same weight. The difference is hooks.
| Gunfish 115NF | Gunfish 117 | |
|---|---|---|
| Length | 4-1/2" (115mm) | 4-1/2" (117mm) |
| Weight | 3/5 oz (19.0 g) | 3/5 oz (19.0 g) |
| Hooks | Two — #4, #5 | Three — #5, #5, #4 |
| Rear treble | No feather | — |
| Take it when | Fishing around cover where a third treble is a liability; you want the cleanest walk | Fish are slashing and missing; you want the extra hooking surface |
Every Color Here Is a Limited Run
Lucky Craft lists the entire 115NF lineup under limited-run colors. When a colorway sells through, it isn't automatically reproduced. If you've found one that works on your water, buying a spare is not paranoia.
| Color | When to fish it |
|---|---|
| Chartreuse Shad | Stained water and low light — visible without being garish. |
| Ghost Minnow | Clear water and pressured fish — the subtle option. |
| Aurora Black | Bright sky and tough bites — silhouettes hard from below. |
Fishing It Around Santa Clarita
A loud, long-casting topwater earns its keep on the days fish are boiling out of reach. We publish Castaic Lake fishing reports with current conditions — worth reading before you commit a morning to the surface.
Recommended Gear
- Rod: medium to medium-heavy, moderate action, 7' or longer. Length helps the cast; a forgiving tip keeps trebles in the fish.
- Line: braid to a fluorocarbon or mono leader. Braid moves the bait; the leader handles cover.
- Avoid heavy fluorocarbon straight through — it sinks and pulls the nose down, fighting the float and the walk.
Pro Tips from the Tackle Express Crew
- Twitch into slack, not into tension. The single thing that separates people who can walk this bait from people who can't.
- Fish it faster than feels right. The spit and the wide walk only show up at speed. Slow retrieves waste what this bait is for.
- Wait to feel weight before setting. Setting on the splash pulls it out of the fish's mouth — the most common way topwater fish are lost.
- Buy the spare. These are limited-run colors. The one you love is the one you'll lose in a tree.
Common Mistakes
- Fishing it slow. Wrong tool for a slow presentation — drop to a 95 or fish a subtler bait.
- Working it on a tight line. The bait needs slack to turn.
- Too stiff a rod. Costs you fish on every strike.
- Assuming it's the same as the 117. Same size, one fewer hook. Pick deliberately.
Specifications
no feather
tail weight system
Specs confirmed against Lucky Craft's published Gunfish 115NF chart. Colors offered vary by production run — the selector above is the live list.
What's Included
One Lucky Craft Gunfish 115NF in the color selected, factory rigged with two trebles and no rear feather. No spare hooks or split rings included.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does NF stand for?
No feather. The standard Gunfish 115 has a dressed rear treble; this version leaves it bare.
How big is it?
4-1/2 inches (115mm) and 3/5 oz (19 grams).
How many hooks?
Two trebles — one #4 and one #5.
115NF or 117?
Same length and weight. The 117 carries a third treble for more hooking surface on short strikes; the 115NF has two, which is cleaner around cover.
How fast should I fish it?
Fast. Worked quickly it sprays water twelve to fifteen inches to each side — that spray is what calls fish from a distance.
Does it float?
Yes. It holds position on the pause, which is where a lot of the bites come from.
Will these colors come back?
Lucky Craft lists the whole 115NF lineup as limited run, so not necessarily. Call the shop and we'll tell you what's inbound.
What rod and line?
Medium to medium-heavy, moderate action, 7' or longer. Braid to a fluorocarbon or mono leader; avoid heavy fluorocarbon straight through.
Related Gear
- Lucky Craft Gunfish 117 — same size, three trebles.
- Lucky Craft Gunfish 95NF — the 4" no-feather version.
- Lucky Craft Gunfish 95 H3 — three-hook 95.
- Topwater Fishing Lures — poppers, walking baits, and stickbaits.
Buy It From People Who Fish It
We're on Soledad Canyon Road in Santa Clarita, twenty minutes from Castaic, and we fish these lakes ourselves. Not sure whether you want two hooks or three, or whether today calls for the 95 instead? Call the shop or come in — short conversation, saves you buying the wrong one first.
Lucky Craft LC 0.5 Squarebill Crankbait
There's a reason cover fishermen across the country swapped out their balsa wood crankbaits for the Lucky Craft LC Series — and the LC 0.5 is a perfect example of why. Part of the original lineup that revolutionized plastic squarebill cranking, the LC 0.5 delivers the same legendary LC performance in a compact, versatile size that excels in the shallowest, tightest cover you can find.
Built as a high-floating plastic crankbait, the LC 0.5 deflects naturally off rocks, wood, and hard structure — triggering the reaction strikes that cover-holding bass can't resist. It's far more durable than the balsa predecessors it replaced, holds up season after season, and reigns supreme in the heavy, hard rocky bottom areas where the biggest bass lurk.
Features
- High-floating design deflects off rocks, laydowns, and hard cover naturally
- Compact size ideal for shallow, tight-cover situations
- Far more durable than balsa wood crankbaits — built to last
- Erratic deflection action triggers reaction strikes from cover-holding bass
- Part of the legendary LC Series — the crankbait that replaced balsa in tackle boxes everywhere
- Premium Lucky Craft construction with realistic, proven color patterns
Best For
- Techniques: Squarebill cranking, deflection fishing, shallow cover cranking
- Conditions: Rocky banks, laydowns, rip-rap, hard bottom, ultra-shallow water
- Species: Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Spotted Bass
Perfect For
When bass are buried in shallow cover and you need a squarebill that can take a beating and keep deflecting, the Lucky Craft LC 0.5 delivers. Compact, tough, and proven — a must-have in any cover fisherman's box.
Lucky Craft Super Sammy 132 Topwater Lure
It was early summer at Lake Fork. The big fish had pushed down to 20 feet, and most anglers had given up on topwater. Not Bassmaster Elite champion Takahiro Omori. Armed with a prototype of what would become the Lucky Craft Super Sammy 132, he worked the surface with patience and persistence — and was rewarded with a memorable 10 lb bass that proved this bait could pull giants up from the depths. That fish gave this lure its nickname: the Super Sammy 10LB.
The secret is the 132's large profile. At 5-1/3" and 1 oz, it displaces a serious amount of water with every side-to-side walk-the-dog motion, sending out vibrations and surface disturbance that draw bass from a greater distance than smaller topwaters can reach. When big fish are deep and reluctant, the Super Sammy 132 gives you the reach and the presence to pull them up.
Features
- Large 5-1/3" profile displaces more water — draws fish from greater distances
- Walk-the-dog action with constant side-to-side motion triggers reaction strikes
- 1 oz weight for long, accurate casts to reach fish holding in open water
- Proven on 10 lb+ bass by Bassmaster Elite pro Takahiro Omori
- VMC treble hooks for strong, reliable hooksets
- Floating design for easy surface presentation and control
Specs
- Length: 5-1/3" (132mm)
- Weight: 1 oz (28.0g)
- Depth: Surface
- Type: Floating
- Hook Size: VMC #2 / #2 / #2
Perfect For
When you want to target big bass with a topwater that has the size and presence to pull them up from depth, the Lucky Craft Super Sammy 132 is the bait. Cast it, walk it, and hold on — this is the lure that catches the fish of a lifetime.
Brent Ehrler calls the Gunfish 95 the perfect bait for schooling fish. It's a subtle bait — thin bodied, walking tight rather than wide — and that restraint is exactly why it gets bit when louder topwaters get followed and refused.
Short version: 4" walking topwater, 3/8 oz, floating, two trebles (#5, #6), no feather on the rear hook. The finesse end of the Gunfish family.
What NF Changes
NF is no feather — the standard 95 dresses the rear treble, this one leaves it bare. Without the feather the tail sits differently at rest, the walk is a touch freer, and there's no dressing to mat down and hold water after a few fish.
There's a second difference most people miss. Lucky Craft builds the 95NF with a tungsten resin tail weight system, where the standard 95 uses heavy metal. Same casting principle — mass in the tail for distance into wind — different material.
Why It Gets Bit
The 95 is thinner than most walking baits, but it walks as effortlessly as a classic Sammy. The cupped face adds a spitting action as the bait swings side to side, and a sound chamber inside makes a loud knocking noise that calls fish out of deep water.
Ehrler's own summary: it's a subtle bait that still creates a lot of commotion. Worked quickly it flicks water to each side and leaves a bubble trail behind it — three separate attractants on one retrieve.
Where It Earns Its Keep
- Schooling fish — the use case it was designed around.
- Clear water and pressured lakes, where a 115 is too much bait and a subtler profile is what gets eaten.
- Wind — the tail weight system was built for casting distance in exactly those conditions.
- Calling fish from depth without overwhelming them — the knocking chamber does the work the size doesn't.
How to Work It
Fast. Ehrler works it very quickly to get the walking and spitting going together. Rhythmic twitches into slack line — the bait needs slack to turn, and a tight line drives it straight.
Then pause. It floats, so it holds position when you stop it. After a blow-up and a miss, letting it sit beats snatching it away.
Which Gunfish?
| Model | Size | Hooks | Take it when |
|---|---|---|---|
| 95NF | 4" · 3/8 oz | 2 — #5, #6 | Clear or pressured water, smaller forage, subtle presentation |
| 95 H3 | 4" | 3 | Same size, extra hooking surface for fish that slash and miss |
| 115NF | 4-1/2" · 3/5 oz | 2 — #4, #5 | You need to be louder and reach further — everything exaggerated |
| 117 | 4-1/2" · 3/5 oz | 3 — #5, #5, #4 | Big profile plus the third treble; pencil popper face |
Start here if you're deciding. The 95 is the size most people should own first — it fishes on tackle you already have and it's the one that gets bit on hard days.
Every Color Here Is a Limited Run
Lucky Craft lists the entire 95NF lineup under limited-run colors. When a colorway sells through it isn't automatically reproduced — if you find one that works on your water, buy the spare before you need it.
| Color | When to fish it |
|---|---|
| Ghost Minnow | Clear water and pressured fish — the subtlest option. |
| Pearl Threadfin Shad | When threadfin are the forage — match the hatch directly. |
| Chartreuse Shad | Stained water and low light — visible without being garish. |
| Aurora Black | Bright sky and tough bites — silhouettes hard from below. |
Fishing It Around Santa Clarita
The 95 is the Gunfish that shines when the lake has been beaten on all summer and fish stop committing to bigger baits. We publish Castaic Lake fishing reports with current conditions — worth reading before you decide it's a surface morning.
Recommended Gear
- Rod: medium power, moderate action, 6'8" to 7'2". A fast tip tears small trebles out on surface strikes.
- Line: braid to a fluorocarbon or mono leader. Straight mono works too and floats, which helps hold the nose up.
- Avoid heavy fluorocarbon straight through — it sinks and fights the float.
Pro Tips from the Tackle Express Crew
- Twitch into slack, not into tension. The one thing that separates people who can walk this bait from people who can't.
- Speed it up. The spit, the knock, and the bubble trail all show up at pace. Slow retrieves waste most of what this bait does.
- Wait to feel weight before setting. Setting on the splash pulls it out of the fish's mouth.
- Downsize before you change lures. When the 115 gets followed and refused, this is the bait you switch to — not a different category.
Common Mistakes
- Working it on a tight line. The bait needs slack to turn.
- Fishing it slow. Wrong tool for a dead-slow presentation.
- Too stiff a rod. #5 and #6 trebles pull out of fish on stiff blanks.
- Setting on sight. Wait for the weight.
Specifications
no feather
tail weight system
Specs confirmed against Lucky Craft's published Gunfish 95NF chart. Colors offered vary by production run — the selector above is the live list.
What's Included
One Lucky Craft Gunfish 95NF in the color selected, factory rigged with two trebles and no rear feather. No spare hooks or split rings included.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does NF stand for?
No feather. The standard Gunfish 95 has a dressed rear treble; this version leaves it bare. It also uses a tungsten resin tail weight rather than the standard 95's heavy metal.
How big is it?
4 inches (95mm) and 3/8 oz (12 grams).
How many hooks?
Two trebles — one #5 and one #6.
95NF or 115NF?
The 95 is subtler and the better choice in clear or pressured water. The 115 is everything exaggerated — louder, wider action, longer reach. If you're buying one Gunfish, buy the 95.
95NF or 95 H3?
Same size. The H3 carries a third treble for more hooking surface when fish are slashing and missing; the 95NF has two, which is cleaner around cover.
How fast should I fish it?
Quickly. The walking, the spitting, the knock, and the bubble trail all come alive at speed.
Does it float?
Yes. It holds position on the pause — and the pause after a missed strike is worth using.
Will these colors come back?
Lucky Craft lists the whole 95NF lineup as limited run, so not necessarily. Call the shop and we'll tell you what's inbound.
Related Gear
- Lucky Craft Gunfish 95 H3 — same size, three trebles.
- Lucky Craft Gunfish 115NF — the 4-1/2" no-feather version.
- Lucky Craft Gunfish 117 — 4-1/2" pencil popper, three trebles.
- Topwater Fishing Lures — poppers, walking baits, and stickbaits.
Buy It From People Who Fish It
We're on Soledad Canyon Road in Santa Clarita, twenty minutes from Castaic, and we fish these lakes ourselves. If you're buying your first Gunfish, this is the one we'd hand you. Call the shop or come in and we'll talk through which size your water wants.
Lucky Craft KJ Flat 1.5 Crankbait
Some lures are built in a factory. The Lucky Craft KJ Flat 1.5 Crankbait was built on the water — by Elite Series veteran Kelly Jordan, who needed a crankbait that could catch bass other baits couldn't touch. The result is a flat-sided, circuit-board-lipped crankbait that produces a uniquely tight, narrow wobble from the moment it hits the water, triggering reaction strikes from finicky bass in tight quarters where a wider-wobbling bait would spook them.
Flat-sided crankbaits have long been a secret weapon among tournament pros, and the KJ Flat 1.5 brings that edge to every angler. The circuit board lip gives it a precise, consistent action that's incredibly easy to work — just cast, crank, and feel the difference.
Features
- Flat-sided body produces a tight, narrow wobble — deadly on pressured bass
- Circuit board lip for precise, consistent action on every retrieve
- Designed by Elite Series pro Kelly Jordan for real-world tournament performance
- Effective in tight quarters where wider-wobbling crankbaits fall short
- Premium Lucky Craft construction with durable, realistic finishes
Specs
- Length: 2.5"
- Weight: 3/8 oz
- Depth: 3 ft
- Type: Floating / Crankbait
Best For
- Techniques: Steady retrieve, stop-and-go, tight-quarters cranking
- Conditions: Clear water, post-cold front, pressured fish, finesse situations
- Species: Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Spotted Bass
- Water: Lakes, reservoirs, rocky structure, shallow flats
Perfect For
When bass are tight-lipped and ignoring everything else, the Lucky Craft KJ Flat 1.5 is the crankbait that gets bites. A pro-designed, tournament-proven flat-side that belongs in every serious angler's box.
Same bait, one more treble. The Gunfish 95 H3 is the standard 95 body carrying three hooks instead of two — built for the specific problem of fish that blow up on a walking bait and don't get stuck.
Short version: 3-3/4" walking topwater, 3/8 oz, three treble hooks, tungsten resin tail weight for casting into wind. The high-percentage version of the size most people should own.
Why a Third Hook Matters
Topwater fish are the least committed fish you'll deal with. They come from below at a bait they can only half see, at speed, and a lot of them slash rather than eat. Two trebles leaves a gap in the middle of a 3-3/4" body — the third fills it.
That's the entire proposition. It doesn't cast further, walk better, or call fish harder than a standard 95. It converts more of the strikes you were already getting.
The trade-off is honest: more hardware means more to foul on the cast, more to tangle in landing nets, and more to bury in cover. Around timber and grass, a two-hook 95 is the cleaner tool. In open water on schooling fish, take the three.
What It Does in the Water
Thin tapered body that walks tight side to side on rhythmic rod twitches. The cupped face spits and sprays water on each turn, which reads to a predator like bait busting the surface. Inside, a sound chamber knocks loudly enough to pull fish up out of deep water.
The tungsten resin tail weight system is what makes it cast — mass concentrated in the tail carries the bait a long way, including straight into wind, which is when topwater fishing usually falls apart.
How to Work It
Twitch into slack line, not into tension. The bait needs slack to turn; a tight line drives it straight and you lose the walk entirely.
Fish it quickly. The spit, the knock and the bubble trail all come alive at speed.
Wait to feel weight before setting. This matters more here, not less — three trebles means a fish that has any of the bait usually has a hook, so give it the extra beat and reel down.
Which Gunfish?
| Model | Size | Hooks | Take it when |
|---|---|---|---|
| 95 H3 | 3-3/4" · 3/8 oz | 3 | Open water, schooling fish, and any day they're slashing and missing |
| 95NF | 4" · 3/8 oz | 2 — #5, #6 | Around cover, or when you want the cleanest possible walk |
| 115NF | 4-1/2" · 3/5 oz | 2 — #4, #5 | You need to be louder and reach further |
| 117 | 4-1/2" · 3/5 oz | 3 — #5, #5, #4 | Big profile plus the third treble; pencil popper face |
The family is really two sizes with a three-hook option on each. The 95 H3 is to the 95 what the 117 is to the 115.
Picking a Color
| Color | When to fish it |
|---|---|
| Chrome | Bright sun and clear water — maximum flash, visible from a long way. |
| Ghost Minnow | Clear water and pressured fish — the subtle option. |
| Aurora Black | Bright sky and tough bites — silhouettes hard from below. |
Fishing It Around Santa Clarita
When stripers are boiling and you're getting blown up on without connecting, this is the bait that fixes the afternoon. We publish Castaic Lake fishing reports with current conditions — worth reading before you commit a morning to the surface.
Recommended Gear
- Rod: medium power, moderate action, 6'8" to 7'2". A fast tip tears trebles out on surface strikes.
- Line: braid to a fluorocarbon or mono leader. Straight mono works and floats, which helps hold the nose up.
- Avoid heavy fluorocarbon straight through — it sinks and fights the float.
Pro Tips from the Tackle Express Crew
- Check the hooks before every few casts. Three trebles on a slim body will foul on each other, and a fouled bait won't walk at all.
- Use a rubber landing net. Three sets of trebles turn a mesh net into a ten-minute problem with a fish in it.
- Twitch into slack. The one thing that separates people who can walk this bait from people who can't.
- Wait for the weight. Setting on the splash is how most topwater fish are lost, extra hooks or not.
Common Mistakes
- Fishing it in heavy cover. Three trebles find everything. Use a two-hook 95 around timber and grass.
- Working it on a tight line. The bait needs slack to turn.
- Fishing it slow. The spit and knock only show up at speed.
- Assuming it fixes bad hooksets. More hooks convert more strikes; they don't fix setting on sight.
Specifications
tail weight system
Lucky Craft does not publish a separate spec chart for the 95 H3. Individual treble sizes aren't listed — call the shop and we'll measure the hooks on the one in the case. Colors offered vary by production run; the selector above is the live list.
What's Included
One Lucky Craft Gunfish 95 H3 in the color selected, factory rigged with three trebles. No spare hooks or split rings included.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does H3 mean?
Three hooks. It's the standard Gunfish 95 body rigged with three trebles instead of two.
How big is it?
3-3/4 inches (95mm) and 3/8 oz — the same size as the standard Gunfish 95.
Is it worth it over the 95NF?
If you're getting blown up on and not connecting, yes. If you fish around timber and grass, the two-hook version is cleaner and you'll spend less time unhooking cover.
Does the third hook change the action?
The body, weighting and sound chamber are the same. Keep the hooks clear of each other and it walks like a 95.
How fast should I fish it?
Quickly. The spitting, the knocking and the bubble trail all come alive at pace.
What rod and line?
Medium power with a moderate action so trebles don't tear out. Braid to a fluorocarbon or mono leader; avoid heavy fluorocarbon straight through.
95 H3 or 117?
Both are three-hook baits. The 95 H3 is the smaller, subtler one; the 117 is 4-1/2", 3/5 oz, and has a pencil popper face that throws more water.
Do I need a special net?
A rubber net is worth it. Three sets of trebles and mesh netting do not get along.
Related Gear
- Lucky Craft Gunfish 95NF — same size, two hooks, no feather.
- Lucky Craft Gunfish 117 — 4-1/2" pencil popper, three trebles.
- Lucky Craft Gunfish 115NF — 4-1/2", two hooks.
- Topwater Fishing Lures — poppers, walking baits, and stickbaits.
Buy It From People Who Fish It
We're on Soledad Canyon Road in Santa Clarita, twenty minutes from Castaic, and we fish these lakes ourselves. If you've been getting blown up on all summer without landing them, come talk to us — sometimes the answer is this bait and sometimes it's your rod.
Lucky Craft Super Sammy 126 Topwater Lure
You've worked the bank all morning, and then you see it — a boil just off the surface. One cast with the Lucky Craft Super Sammy 126, a couple of twitches, and that bass doesn't stand a chance. Designed in collaboration with Lucky Craft's elite pro staff team, the Super Sammy 126 takes everything anglers love about the legendary Sammy and elevates it to a whole new level of topwater performance.
The cylindrical body is precision-engineered to sit perfectly horizontal on the surface even when paused — a subtle but deadly detail that keeps fish locked in during those critical hesitation moments. Sideways-turned hook hangers reduce water drag for an effortless, wide, methodical walk-the-dog action that covers water and triggers reaction strikes. And when you need distance, the large one-knocker internal weight system loads the bait like a bullet, launching it through the air while producing a hard, knocking rattle that calls fish from a distance.
Features
- Cylindrical body sits perfectly horizontal on pause — even at rest, it looks alive
- Sideways hook hangers reduce drag for effortless, wide walk-the-dog action
- Large one-knocker rear weight system for maximum casting distance and loud rattle
- Pro staff-designed for a wider, more methodical surface presentation
- VMC treble hooks for strong, reliable hooksets
Specs
- Length: 5" (126mm)
- Weight: 1 oz (28.0g)
- Depth: Surface
- Type: Floating
- Hook Size: VMC #3 / #3 / #3
Perfect For
When big bass are keying on the surface and you need a bait that walks wide, casts far, and sounds off — the Lucky Craft Super Sammy 126 is the one to tie on. A true pro-grade topwater lure built for serious anglers.
The Lucky Craft 78DDS Sinking Jerkbait allows for faster target depths and efficient bait placement in front of fish spotted on sonar. Crafted specifically for fishing with forward-facing sonar, It saves time compared to slow sinking baits, reaching depths quickly and allowing for deeper targeting of fish up to 15 feet below the water's surface.
The balanced weight of the 78DDS provides long casting distances, making it ideal for tournament anglers looking to reach their limit without spooking fish. With realistic color schemes and impeccable action, the Lucky Craft 78DDS Sinking Jerkbait is the perfect choice for fishermen looking to increase their success on the water.
| Lucky Craft | Length | Weight | Depth | Class |
| 78DDS Sinking Jerkbait | 3" | 3/8oz | 15ft | Sinking |
The Lucky Craft Lightning Pointer 98XR is a premium suspending jerkbait engineered for reaction strikes from largemouth and smallmouth bass in clear to stained water. Its slender, lifelike profile and tight wobble on the pause trigger hesitant fish when other presentations fail.
The 98XR features a through-wire construction for durability on big fish, a precisely tuned internal weight transfer system for long casts, and a suspending action that holds in the strike zone during cold pauses. Available in four proven color patterns.
Best For
Largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, and spotted bass in clear to lightly stained water. Ideal for late fall through early spring cold-water jerkbait fishing, post-frontal conditions, and pressured fish that need a subtle, natural presentation. Effective on points, rocky banks, submerged timber, and main-lake structure.
Key Features
- Suspending action — holds in the strike zone on the pause
- Through-wire construction — handles big bass and repeated strikes
- Internal weight transfer system — maximizes casting distance
- Realistic baitfish profile — tight wobble with lifelike flash
- Premium treble hooks — sharp out of the box
Tackle Express Tips:
- It's a good idea to have extra hooks, Owner ST-36 for example, and split ring pliers, Halco Split Ring Pliers, so you can swap the hooks out if they get damaged while removing the hooks from the fish.
- Choose the right rod with a light action so the jerkbait can create the right action Shimano Zodias Casting Rod
- A baitcasting reel with a higher gear ratio works best, we like 7.1:1 or similar.
Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | Lightning Pointer 98XR |
| Length | 3-7/8 in (98 mm) |
| Weight | 2 oz |
| Type | Suspending Jerkbait |
| Hook Configuration | Two treble hooks |
| Brand | Lucky Craft |
| Target Species | Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Spotted Bass |
| Water Clarity | Clear to lightly stained |
| Available Colors | Aurora Black, Chartreuse Shad, Pearl Threadfin Shad, BE Gill |
The Lucky Craft Lightning Pointer 110DD is a deep-diving suspending jerkbait built to reach bass holding on deeper structure. Its elongated, lifelike minnow profile and tight wobble on the pause trigger reaction strikes from largemouth and smallmouth bass in clear to lightly stained water — especially when fish are suspended off points, ledges, and main-lake humps.
The 110DD dives deeper than the standard SP model, making it ideal for targeting fish in the 8–15 ft range on a long cast. Connect with a haywire twist or loop knot for maximum action. Available in 5 proven color patterns.
Best For
Largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, and spotted bass holding on deeper structure — ledges, main-lake points, submerged humps, and rocky banks in 8–15 ft of water. Ideal for cold-water jerkbait season (late fall through early spring), post-frontal conditions, and pressured fish that need a subtle, natural presentation.
Key Features
- Deep-diving bill — reaches 8–15 ft on a long cast
- Suspending action — holds in the strike zone on the pause
- Through-wire construction — handles big bass and repeated strikes
- Internal weight transfer system — maximizes casting distance
- Realistic baitfish profile — tight wobble with lifelike flash
- Premium treble hooks — sharp out of the box
Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | Lightning Pointer 110DD |
| Length | 4-3/8 in (110 mm) |
| Weight | 2 oz |
| Type | Deep-Diving Suspending Jerkbait |
| Dive Depth | 8–15 ft |
| Hook Configuration | Two treble hooks |
| Brand | Lucky Craft |
| Target Species | Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Spotted Bass |
| Water Clarity | Clear to lightly stained |
| Available Colors | Chartreuse Shad, Pearl Threadfin Shad, Silver Cheek Ghost Minnow, Aurora Black, French Pearl OB |
The Lucky Craft Lightning Pointer 110SP is a premium suspending jerkbait engineered for reaction strikes from largemouth and smallmouth bass in clear to lightly stained water. Its slender, lifelike minnow profile and tight wobble on the pause trigger hesitant fish when other presentations fail — especially during cold-water periods and post-frontal conditions.
The 110SP suspends perfectly in the strike zone, giving bass all the time they need to commit. Through-wire construction handles big fish, and the internal weight transfer system delivers long, accurate casts. Available in 3 proven color patterns.
Best For
Largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, and spotted bass in clear to lightly stained water. Ideal for late fall through early spring cold-water jerkbait fishing, post-frontal conditions, and pressured fish that need a subtle, natural presentation. Effective on main-lake points, rocky banks, submerged timber, and suspended fish over open water.
Key Features
- True suspending action — holds perfectly in the strike zone on the pause
- Through-wire construction — handles big bass and repeated strikes
- Internal weight transfer system — maximizes casting distance and accuracy
- Realistic baitfish profile — tight wobble with lifelike flash
- Premium treble hooks — sharp out of the box
Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | Lightning Pointer 110SP |
| Length | 4-3/8 in (110 mm) |
| Type | Suspending Jerkbait |
| Hook Configuration | Two treble hooks |
| Brand | Lucky Craft |
| Target Species | Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Spotted Bass |
| Water Clarity | Clear to lightly stained |
| Available Colors | MH Ghost Minnow, MS Ghost Minnow, Aurora Black |
Lucky Craft LC 1.0 Squarebill Crankbait
Before the LC Series, cover fishermen relied on fragile balsa wood crankbaits that cracked, chipped, and wore out after a season of hard fishing. The Lucky Craft LC 1.0 Squarebill Crankbait changed all of that — it was the first high-quality plastic squarebill crankbait ever made, and it's been replacing balsa in tackle boxes ever since.
Built to go where bass live — deep in the rocks, tight to laydowns, grinding along hard bottom — the LC 1.0 is a high-floating plastic crankbait that deflects off cover with a natural, erratic action that triggers reaction strikes. It's tougher than wood, casts farther, and holds up season after season. In heavy, hard rocky bottom areas where large bass lurk, the LC Series doesn't just compete — it reigns supreme.
Features
- The original high-quality plastic squarebill crankbait — a true industry first
- High-floating design deflects off rocks, wood, and hard cover naturally
- Far more durable than balsa wood predecessors — built to last season after season
- Erratic deflection action triggers reaction strikes from cover-holding bass
- Excels in heavy, hard rocky bottom areas where big bass hide
- Premium Lucky Craft construction with realistic, proven color patterns
Best For
- Techniques: Squarebill cranking, deflection fishing, cover cranking
- Conditions: Rocky banks, laydowns, rip-rap, hard bottom, shallow to mid-depth
- Species: Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Spotted Bass
Perfect For
If you fish heavy cover and want a squarebill that can take a beating and keep on producing, the Lucky Craft LC 1.0 is the one. The crankbait that started a revolution — still one of the best on the market.
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