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The perfect choice when targeting deep, bottom dwelling bass, the Strike King® Bottom Dweller Spinnerbait is designed not to roll when it comes in contact with the bottom. The Bottom Dweller features Strike King's thin, willow leaf Raz-R-Blade High RPM Blades which provide maximum flash and vibration while keeping the bait deep, in the strike zone longer. The Bottom Dweller's Perfect Skirt and premium hook, wire and components make it the perfect deep water spinnerbait.
Perfect for bass in deep water
Innovative design prevents rolling
Produces plenty of flash and vibration
Thin, willow Raz-R-Blade High RPM Blades
Perfect Skirt
Web ID: 10202579
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Alexped from
PerfectUsed it on a day when the fish wouldn’t cooperate. Pulled this out and caught a nice 5lb smallmouth!
Date published: 2017-10-31
Rated 5 out of
5 by
GetemDun from
BANG FOR BUCKI have paid big dollars for several different " high end" spinners and none have lasted longer or caught them better than the Bottom Dweller. Runs true and has amazing action on the fall. Hands down my favorite deep fishing spinner. It's heavy weight also allows itself to be fish fast without breaking the surface of the water. Love it!!!
Date published: 2017-02-01
Rated 1 out of
5 by
UltraDull from
Dull Hook PointRight out of the package this bait had a dull hook point.
Date published: 2016-05-02
Rated 4 out of
5 by
BigJesse from
Alternative to Deep Divin CranksI used to fish deep diving cranks at the lake all the time and had good success with them. Then it went dry. I bought one of these two years ago and never tried it. I tied it on in early September with some good strikes. I brought two really nice ones to the surface only to lose them at the boat. I was using my big crankbait rod which was probably a mistake. I switched to a rod with a fast action tip and braid. I bought a few more that seem to be working well. Chartreuse is good. The blue gill color one is great too. I haven't had any luck on White. Use a rod that can handle big lures. These are big spinnerbaits. I throw the ounce size. It gets really deep and rarely hangs up. Great lure for slow rolling.
Date published: 2015-10-15
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Feedbag from
great for deep waterI use these in the deep clear waters of Georgian Bay. I fish them at 20feet easily. They have held up great when pike fishing. I have changed out and exclusively use Bottom Dwellers.
Date published: 2015-09-24
Rated 5 out of
5 by
bassintime from
Quality LuresAs usual strike king with help of professional fisherman HAVE DESIGNED another great spinnerbait
Date published: 2014-04-01
Rated 5 out of
5 by
jasonxxxxxxxx from
Strike King Bottom DwellerIf you want to get down to where the big boys are at, these are your spinner baits. They sink like anchors and work well at slow trolling speeds. Lead core or other line choices work very well and doesn't affect the action of the bait.
Date published: 2013-08-22
Rated 4 out of
5 by
NEOregon from
Great nighttime spinnerbaitI live in NE Oregon, this spinnerbait works great for big Largemouths at night on our local reservoirs we slow roll them the along the bottom most of the time.
You can fish 20 to 30 feet easy with these, but go with the ounce or larger. When you throw it, go ahead and let it sink until you feel it hit the bottom. Give it a pop and then reel it as fast or slow as you want. If you're chugging along the bottom, keep the lure moving to minimize hang ups.
Answered by: BigJesse
Date published: 2017-06-01
Color
What is the best color for pike in dirty colder water.
Asked by: Joe5225MLS27
There isn’t really a “Best” color to use when fishing. One color may work better one time but not as well the next time you fish. So, when selecting a lure color take a look at your surrounds (landscape and wildlife) to determine the color of lure to use. If the water is dark and murky (or stained) use bright and/or fluorescent colors that can draw the fish’s attention to the lure. Each location will be different so try a good range of colors. Thank you for your question
