SteelShad Heavy Series 1/2 oz. Silver

<p>The SteelShad® Heavy Series 1/2 oz. blade bait is 2-1/4” inches long and constructed of durable stainless steel. The Heavy Series lures arrive equipped with a molded lead weight, a line clip and feature two #8 VMC black nickel treble hooks - for both fresh and saltwater fishing. From the bank, from the boat- Fishing SteelShad is an experience like nothing else out there. SteelShad can be cranked, jigged, and trolled. Just as you would throw a lipless crankbait, cast it out and straight retrieve it back just fast enough to feel the vibrations. With a typical sink rate of 1 foot per second these presentations can help with suspended fish. Drop it vertically to desire depth and lift rod tip 12-18 inches repeatedly to feel the spoon like flutter on the fall while jigging. For trolling SteelShad will run 1 – 5 feet deep without extra weight depending on speed. The weight placement allows the nose of the lure to cut the water while changing its center of gravity to create constant, stable throbbing vibrations. Paired with their naturally curvy, realistic baitfish design, SteelShad Lure’s flashy, vivid enticing patterns are known to generate more strikes. SteelShad’s wild action and tremendous throbbing vibrations produce the illusion of erratic baitfish with minimal effort. </p>

SteelShad Heavy Series 1/2 oz. Silver / Chrome:

• 1/2 oz. 2-1/4" long Stainless Steel Blade Bait 
• PERFORMANCE & VERSATILITY - SteelShad high performance lipless crankbait fishing lures are specifically designed for strong throbbing action and triggering strikes from crappie, bass, walleye, trout, musky, walleye, salmon and striper
• BETTER CASTING - SteelShad fishing lures are perfectly balanced for effortless, long casting from the bank or boat
• FISHES - excellent in freshwater lakes, ponds, rivers, brackish or salt water- Cast it similar to any other hard bait
• JIGS - exceptionally well through the ice
• VMC® #8 Black Nickel Treble Hooks
• MALLEABLE stainless steel - Strong and flexible. This allows you to make it your own- bend the tail of the lure to make it swim left or right, work around structure or docks, or crank it bent to keep it shallow. Bend back straight any time