XCalibur® XCS Square Bill Crankbaits

   

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Oxbow

2"

1/2 oz.

Buoyancy: Floating
Hook Size: 4
Max Diving Depth: 4'
Quantity: 1
Model: XCS10019
1736262
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Rayburn Red

2"

1/2 oz.

Buoyancy: Floating
Hook Size: 4
Max Diving Depth: 4'
Quantity: 1
Model: XCS10021
1736263
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Black Back Chartreuse

2"

1/2 oz.

Buoyancy: Floating
Hook Size: 4
Max Diving Depth: 4'
Quantity: 1
Model: XCS10024
1736264
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Citrus Shad

2"

1/2 oz.

Buoyancy: Floating
Hook Size: 4
Max Diving Depth: 4'
Quantity: 1
Model: XCS10043
1736266
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Foxy Lady

2"

1/2 oz.

Buoyancy: Floating
Hook Size: 4
Max Diving Depth: 4'
Quantity: 1
Model: XCS10044
1736267
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Crawdad

2"

1/2 oz.

Buoyancy: Floating
Hook Size: 4
Max Diving Depth: 4'
Quantity: 1
Model: XCS10045
1736268
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Tennessee Special

2"

1/2 oz.

Buoyancy: Floating
Hook Size: 4
Max Diving Depth: 4'
Quantity: 1
Model: XCS10059
1736270
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Foxy Shad

2"

1/2 oz.

Buoyancy: Floating
Hook Size: 4
Max Diving Depth: 4'
Quantity: 1
Model: XCS10035
1736265
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  • Stubby lip
  • Wild, frantic action at any speed
  • Uncanny ability to bounce off cover without hanging up
  • Pair of super-sharp XCalibur Tx3 inline trebles

When bass are active in shallow water, Alton Jones pulls out a Square Bill. Its stubby lip imparts a wild, frantic action at any speed, and keeps the bait from blowing out on a double-quick retrieve. We’re talking controlled mayhem at 0–3 feet, with an uncanny ability to bounce off cover without hanging up. Sporting a pair of super-sharp XCalibur Tx3 inline trebles, the Square Bill is as close to a sure thing as you’ll find!

''Burn an XCalibur Foxy Lady XCS crankbait through rocks and wood and you will know what a reaction bite feels like!''
Alton Jones
2008 Bassmaster Classic® Champion

Rated 5 out of 5 by 19 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Great square bill Well I am quickly becoming a square bill crank fan. I have used the 1.5 and 2.5 for awhile and always do well with them. I have always changed the hooks on them however. Finally I saw these Xcaliburs and thought well I know I won't have to change the hooks on those. Probably the fifth cast with one of these and it got slammed by a largemouth on a cold/bluebird/windy day. Needless to say I have picked up several more. They have better finishes than strike king, come with an oval split ring, and the hooks are sticky sharp. I haven't lost one yet and bounce them through tons of rocks, laydowns, etc. Great lure. February 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by can't stop setting the hook I started using the craw colors this last year in a tournament on Rend Lake . We were bouncing them off rocks , wood and just ripping them. I have caught hundreds of bass off these lures. I cannot begin to tell you of all the success we have had using these lures. The square bill action drives the bass crazy . It bounces off wood and rocks great with very little snags. February 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by schooling bass this is a great bait when bass are schooling on shad. just cast it and hold on December 21, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Best Crankbait I Have to Date I bought this lure in the 2" size in foxy lady, citrus shad, and pumpkinseed. I've only used it once and I caught a nice largemouth even though there wasn't much of a bite. I plan on getting it in Rayburn red too. Great lure. September 3, 2012
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What size bait do you prefer

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I've got a couple of these in the bigger size and i was wondering if anybody prefers one size over the other

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I have been using the 100 series and have had great success, but I have recently purchased 5 or 6 in the 200 series. If I catch as many in the 200 series as I have in the 100 series I will be hooked on them as well.
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ive caught fish on both large and middle size baits. ive caught more fish on the smaller one. thats because i use it more
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It depends on what I want to accomplish. If I'm just looking to quickly boat my limit, or find/stir up a school, I'll throw the 100. If I'm just looking for bites from the big baddies, I'll throw a 200 or 300.
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I like # 3 round bill & # 5 square bill for Large Mouth Bass & the mini-3 is killer for White Bass & even Crappie.
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19(oxbow), 44(foxy lady) and 99(foxy shad) are the only colors I throw and the choice depends on water clarity/color.
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I just bought 19 and caught a 2 pound bass about 10th cast... I bought the Kvd square bill crankbait set and i feel like this one lure alone will catch me more fish then the 9-12 i got out the Kvd set! Ima go grab me a 24 and a 44 they both look great!
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19. definately dude
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Any color that is Holographic is good, the best for me is the green holographic.
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Sexy Shad great bait for bass, Try a #5 or even #3
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Xcalibur XCS square bill or the lucky craft RC 1.5 are both great.
2 years, 2 months ago
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strike king 4s model cranks. the 3-6 ft depth with square bill. youll catch alot of fish
2 years, 3 months ago
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Bandit 100 series
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Is this a "silent" crankbait

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There are other tackle stores that sell an Excalibur XCS Square Bill SILENT Crankbaits. Does this one rattle? Or, is it silent?
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yes the one i have is silent
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They are silent.
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No it does not rattle but still a amazing lure in my opinion. i bought 19 color and caught a 2pounder about 10th cast!
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for the most part they are silent, bc they are hollow inside...but the wobble is what makes them awesome baits.
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The Xcs series are silent.
2 years, 3 months ago
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No rattles. The XCS 100 is not 2" as listed and is closer to 2 1/2" .
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For me, the best colors have been foxy shad, foxy lady and oxbow...but that all depends on local forage.
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Sexy Shad
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I would say 19 and 21 are the best colors for bass. you cant go wrong with those colors...they are natural
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my favorite is the foxy lady it swims nce and is like a bass magnet if fished in shallow water that has lots of sunken log
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 - columbia sc
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Depending on local forage, the colors I would consider are 45, 59, 61 and 99 if the water is clear. These colors are most natural. If stained to muddy water I would consider 19, 24, and 44. Colors 21 and 43 might work for both conditions. However I must say I have done well with the brighter colors even in clear water at times when the fish were aggressive.
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100= 1/2 oz.
200= 5/8 oz.
300= 3/4 oz.
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The 2.75" version weighs in at 5/8 oz and the 2" version weighs 1/2 oz.
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