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JSHANMEI · Deep Diving Crankbaits

JSHANMEI Deep Diving Crankbait Walleye Lures, 10-Pack

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Item weight
7.04 ounces

Quick take

A 10-pack of 5-inch deep diving crankbaits with treble hooks and metallic rattles for fishing structure and cover.

This ten-pack of 5-inch minnow crankbaits weighs 0.48 oz each and carries a long diving lip for working deeper water. Internal rattles add noise on the retrieve, and each body wears two #4 treble hooks. The mix of colors and the range of target fish, from bass and walleye to pike and striped bass, suit anglers who want to cover freshwater and trolling situations from one box.

Best for

  • Deep casting and trolling
  • Targeting bass and walleye
  • Multiple color experimentation

Skip if

  • You fish shallow water
  • You need single hooks

Strengths

  • Rattle and diving lip trigger predatory strikes
  • Treble hooks improve hookup ratio
  • 10-pack with varied patterns suits color selection

Trade-offs

  • Deep diving restricts shallow-water use
  • Heavy treble hooks foul weeds easily
  • ABS body less durable than hard plastic on impact

Fishing fit

Water
  • Freshwater
  • Saltwater
Techniques
  • Casting
  • Trolling

Specifications

Specifications
Typedeep diving crankbait
Length5 in
Weight per lure0.48 oz
Count10
HooksTwo #4 treble hooks
Colors10 different patterns

What can I catch with this?

At 0.48 oz, this crankbait is sized for bass and walleye.

  • Bass
  • Trout
  • Salmon & steelhead
  • Walleye
  • Pike & musky
  • Striped bass
  • Redfish
  • Snook & tarpon

When and where to fish it

Crankbaits are often fished in spring and fall, when fish are feeding on baitfish.

Season
  • Spring
  • Fall
Water
  • Pond
  • Lake
  • Reservoir
  • River
Water temperature
  • Cool (50 to 60°F)
  • Warm (60 to 75°F)
Fished from
  • Bank
  • Boat
  • Kayak

How to fish it

A crankbait with a long lip needs a long cast to get down, so it is fished by deep cranking.

Deep cranking

  1. Make the longest cast you can; a deep diver needs distance to get down.
  2. Hold the rod tip low and reel steadily until you feel the bottom.
  3. Keep the lure grinding along the bottom and pause when it deflects off rock.

Steady cranking

  1. Cast past the target and point the rod tip down toward the water.
  2. Reel at a steady medium pace until the lure reaches its depth.
  3. Keep it ticking the bottom or the cover, and pause when it deflects.

What you need with it

A 0.48 oz crankbait is usually fished with a casting rod, a baitcasting reel and 10 to 14 lb fluorocarbon line.

  • Casting rodsA medium-power rod with a moderate action keeps the hooks pinned on a steady retrieve.
  • Baitcasting reelsA slower gear ratio makes a steady cranking pace easier to hold.
  • Fluorocarbon lineSinks, so the lure reaches its depth; 10 to 14 lb for this weight.

Pairs with

A 0.48 oz lure pairs with a medium-power, moderate-action rod made for 1/4 to 5/8 oz lures and with 10 to 14 lb line.

Tackle ranges for this product
ItemRange
Rod powerMedium
Rod actionModerate
Rod lure weight1/4 to 5/8 oz
Line test10 to 14 lb

About this type

A crankbait is a hard-bodied lure that wobbles on a steady retrieve; most have a lip that sets how deep they run.

On a lipped bait, a bigger or steeper lip usually sends it deeper.

Most lipped crankbaits float at rest and dive when reeled, so a pause lets the lure back up and away from a snag.

Compared with Jerkbaits: A jerkbait is worked with twitches and pauses and often suspends or floats; a crankbait is reeled.

Facts

This version's specifications
Lure weight0.48 oz
Length5 in
LipLong
RattleYes
Hook size#4
Pack count10
Target speciesBass, Trout, Walleye, Pike & musky, Salmon & steelhead, Striped bass, Redfish and Snook & tarpon

Common questions

How much does it weigh?

It weighs 0.48 oz.

How long is it?

It is 5 in long.

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