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Lucky Craft® Hardbaits - Staysee 90 SP

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Lucky Craft's Staysee 90 SP is still one of the hottest jerkbaits going on the pro-tournament scene. Top-quality construction combined with ultra-realistic finishes ensures Staysee stays in your arsenal. The Staysee is a true jerkbait designed to creep towards bass and can be fished to 10'. Runs nose-down and suspends on the pause provoking strikes from irritated bass. Unique rattle configuration emits a tempting sound with causing alarm.
   



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T-Rock

SS90-156

3-1/2"

1/2 oz.

Buoyancy: Suspending
Max Diving Depth: 10'
38-251-539-42
Your Price (each): $16.99
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Pearl Threadfin Shad

SS90-183

3-1/2"

1/2 oz.

Buoyancy: Suspending
Max Diving Depth: 10'
38-251-539-83
Your Price (each): $15.99
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Lucky Craft® Hardbaits - Staysee 90 SP - Aurora Gold

Aurora Gold

SS90-256

3-1/2"

1/2 oz.

Buoyancy: Suspending
Max Diving Depth: 10'
38-251-539-56
Your Price (each): $15.99
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Lucky Craft® Hardbaits - Staysee 90 SP - Table Rock Shad

Table Rock Shad

SS90-261

3-1/2"

1/2 oz.

Buoyancy: Suspending
Max Diving Depth: 10'
38-251-539-61
Your Price (each): $15.99
In stock
Lucky Craft® Hardbaits - Staysee 90 SP - Aurora Black

Aurora Black

SS90-052

3-1/2"

1/2 oz.

Buoyancy: Suspending
Max Diving Depth: 10'
38-251-539-52
Your Price (each): $15.99
In stock
Lucky Craft® Hardbaits - Staysee 90 SP - Ghost Minnow

Ghost Minnow

SS90-238

3-1/2"

1/2 oz.

Buoyancy: Suspending
Max Diving Depth: 10'
38-251-539-38
Your Price (each): $15.99
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Lucky Craft® Hardbaits - Staysee 90 SP - Chartreuse Shad

Chartreuse Shad

SS90-250

3-1/2"

1/2 oz.

Buoyancy: Suspending
Max Diving Depth: 10'
38-251-539-50
Your Price (each): $15.99
In stock
Lucky Craft® Hardbaits - Staysee 90 SP - Nishiki

Nishiki

SS90-251

3-1/2"

1/2 oz.

Buoyancy: Suspending
Max Diving Depth: 10'
38-251-539-51
Your Price (each): $15.99
In stock
Lucky Craft® Hardbaits - Staysee 90 SP - American Shad

American Shad

SS90-270

3-1/2"

1/2 oz.

Buoyancy: Suspending
Max Diving Depth: 10'
38-251-539-70
Your Price (each): $16.99
In stock

Chrome

SS90-074

3-1/2"

1/2 oz.

Buoyancy: Suspending
Max Diving Depth: 10'
38-251-539-40
Your Price (each): $15.99
In stock

Ghost Pearl Ayu

SS90-125

3-1/2"

1/2 oz.

Buoyancy: Suspending
Max Diving Depth: 10'
38-251-539-41
Your Price (each): $15.99
In stock

Green Sexy

SS90-159

3-1/2"

1/2 oz.

Buoyancy: Suspending
Max Diving Depth: 10'
38-251-539-43
Your Price (each): $15.99
In stock

Ghost Baby BG

SS90-148

3-1/2"

1/2 oz.

Buoyancy: Suspending
Max Diving Depth: 10'
38-251-539-48
Your Price (each): $15.99
In stock


Lucky Craft's Staysee 90 SP is still one of the hottest jerkbaits going on the pro-tournament scene. Top-quality construction combined with ultra-realistic finishes ensures Staysee stays in your arsenal. The Staysee is a true jerkbait designed to creep towards bass and can be fished to 10'. Runs nose-down and suspends on the pause provoking strikes from irritated bass. Unique rattle configuration emits a tempting sound with causing alarm.
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My best success on this bait was in the fall. The Smallies tear it up and when the temp starts to drop the Largemouth really go after it
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Likes like Bull Shoals and Tablerock??
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I use my jerkbaits anytime I have good to excellent water clarity, and I have success on them from early spring through late fall.
I have never used them in the winter as we have to deal with ICE up here in good ol' NE Pennsylvania!!!!
Don't be afraid to break the rules a little bit with these lures. I have seen many tourneys won on these when no one else would think of throwing them. I won my last tournament on the Susquehanna River throwing one of these, retrieving it rather quickly and the water clarity was maybe 20-24 inches!!
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I mainly fish stripers but also fish largemouth and smallmouth bass. Gizzard shad and threadfin shad are the main bait fish at powell.
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I don't think it matters where you fish, these lures have been nailing them since the day they came out. I have yet to find a lake that I couldn't get a few on these.
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These would be version 2's. Version 3's are Gary Dobyns' models that sink slowly; which I might add can be accomplished with a little tweaking of your own. I haven't seen a version 1 sold except on ebay in several years now.
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What length is good for Lake Erie Smallies?
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Hmm. hard to answer here...I say that with a smile on my face as I have had smallies come up from 30 feet to nail these! Heck, I have had the standard Lucky Craft pointers that go down to maybe 4 feet get smacked in 20+ feet of water.
Throw it out there!!!!!
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i like the staysee's but the pointer's are great as well. it's a matter of choice. i suggest trying both and making a decision. i live on the west coast and know nothing about lake erie. however, i catch a gang of smallmouth on this lure. i think they would work anywhere, on lg or sm. any fish that eat's minnow's will attack the staysee's and the pointer's on sight. good luck--
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I have used both baits from Seattle to southern CA. and they both produce great. but i have caught more spots and smallies with the staysee 90. it just seems to get a little deeper. chartruse shad is a must when you pick a color. strike kings sexy shad is similar to this and probably modeled after it. I have been throwing it since the 90's
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