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another style within 30 days of receiving your order.Imakatsu IK Scare Brow 57 Bone Crank Bait Floating Lure 45
Floating | Floating crankbait | Finish: 45
The IK Scare Brow 57 Bone Crank Bait Floating Lure is a compact floating crankbait for working shallower cover and tighter lanes.
It is useful when fish are around banks, rock, timber, drains, or weed edges and you want a small crank that can bump, pause, and rise.
Use a steady wind as the base, then adjust speed around cover.
When the lure touches structure, pause briefly or slow the retrieve so the floating body can rise and clear the snag.
That stop-start change is also a strike trigger.
It is strongest when fish are positioned on cover rather than roaming open water.
If the fish are suspended deeper, use a deeper crank; if they are surface-feeding, a wakebait or pencil will stay in the zone better.
The baitfish or forage-style finish should be matched to the water clarity and local prey.
Natural finishes are strongest when fish are feeding by sight; higher contrast finishes are better when the lure needs help standing out.
TARGET SPECIES: bass, peacock bass, perch, mangrove jack, sea bass, flathead, and predators holding around banks, ledges, weed, rock, timber, and depth changes.


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