Bandit® Crankbaits - Footloose™ Series Lures
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Bandit lures always run true right out of the box and the Footloose™ series designed by Bob Ponds virtually screams for attention. This fat crank features a wide lip design to reduce fouling in weeds and for quick shallow dives. Combine the slick lip action with a loud rattle, and you’ll see how the Footloose really brings the strikes home when fished along shallow edges.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by bassin09 Footloose
Wonderful luck The best Shallow cram baits u will run
Gold star for bandit
April 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by thatguy2 nice
i have had some good luck running them over weed beds. good colors.
February 21, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Redfisher98 Great wake bait
This lure is awesome. My third cast with this lure I caught a bass. Great action just like all the other bandits. Only problem is the front hook gets caught on the bill if you make a cast and it hits the water hard.
February 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Chief827 Great little lure
This lure is great for shallow water fishing! I saw some other reviews that said it didn't dive deep enough. It is a very good shallow runner or wake bait which means it should not go more than 6 inches and it does this very well! It is very durable and unless your line breaks or a toothy fish gets it you will have it for a long time. I fish it changing retrieve speeds and making short pauses. This lure catches bass trout pickeral and pike. It is like I said a great little lure.
November 27, 2012
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2 inches
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2.5 in. same as the 100,200 and 300 series the only difference is size and placement of the bill..A:
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Noy more than 6 inches. its really for fishing the top.A:
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Only a couple inches at most. Seems to work best when cranked slowly on the surface with the rod tip up.A:
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