Lures by type

Vibration lures

Lipless crankbaits — lures without a lip that sink and give off strong vibration, often with a rattle inside.

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Guide

Using vibration lures

01

To cover a wide area quickly while searching for fish, or when the water is murky and fish rely on vibration more than sight.

02

Let it sink while counting to reach the depth you want, then retrieve steadily or lift and drop it near the bottom.

03

Weight sets casting distance and sink rate. Rattle models make extra noise that helps in murky water.

FAQ

Which Vibration lures brands do you sell?

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What is the difference between a vibration lure and a crankbait?

A vibration lure has no lip and sinks, so it can be worked at many depths; a crankbait dives because of its lip and usually floats at rest.

How do I control the depth of a vibration lure?

Count the seconds as the lure sinks before you start reeling. The longer you count, the deeper it runs.

When is a vibration lure most effective?

When you need to cover a wide area quickly, or when the water is murky because fish can easily feel its vibration.

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