Yo-zuri hardcore crankbaits
Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2008 6:52 pm
Has anyone tried these? I bought one yesterday at Joe's because it was on clearance. I normally don't pay more than 5 bucks for a crankbait. Retail price was $14 but I got it for $8.
The main selling point is a patented magnetic weight transfer system.
From the box: "This internal mechanism dramatically improves casting distance and accuracy by shifting its tungsten weights to the tail of the lure during the cast. During the retrieve weights shift and lock into the middle of the lure, giving the bait a perfectly balanced unique side-to-side wobble."
I hope this isn't just marketing hype. I've had good luck on smallmouth bass with slim crankbaits like the wally diver but they don't cast worth a crap. And I was using a spinning rod with 8lb mono! Maybe this fancy new crankbait will help...
The main selling point is a patented magnetic weight transfer system.
From the box: "This internal mechanism dramatically improves casting distance and accuracy by shifting its tungsten weights to the tail of the lure during the cast. During the retrieve weights shift and lock into the middle of the lure, giving the bait a perfectly balanced unique side-to-side wobble."
I hope this isn't just marketing hype. I've had good luck on smallmouth bass with slim crankbaits like the wally diver but they don't cast worth a crap. And I was using a spinning rod with 8lb mono! Maybe this fancy new crankbait will help...