Atomic
Atomic Hardz Crank Mid Hard Body Lure 38mm Ghost Wakasagi 38mm
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Colour Ghost Wakasagi
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Size 38mm
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Product Info
The Atomic Hardz Crank 38 has already proved itself as a successful tournament lure. A floating lure with a wide wobbling and rolling action, it is equipped with quality Gamakatsu trebles. Tear-drop shaped, they swim with a sideways wobble, and are available in a wide range of colours.
The Atomic Crank is a staple for serious lure fishermen chasing bream, bass and most estuary species. Combined with an internal rattle, it attracts strikes from a wide range of estuary predators and is best fished with a slow steady retrieve.
They are 38mm long, weigh 3.7 grams, dive to 0.7 metres, float and are equipped with quality Gamakatsu trebles. They are ideal for targeting bream, whiting, flathead, bass and trevally over shallow rock bars and oysters racks. They can also be worked in close along boat hulls and pontoons. Give them a go the next time you are on the water.
The Atomic Crank is a staple for serious lure fishermen chasing bream, bass and most estuary species. Combined with an internal rattle, it attracts strikes from a wide range of estuary predators and is best fished with a slow steady retrieve.
They are 38mm long, weigh 3.7 grams, dive to 0.7 metres, float and are equipped with quality Gamakatsu trebles. They are ideal for targeting bream, whiting, flathead, bass and trevally over shallow rock bars and oysters racks. They can also be worked in close along boat hulls and pontoons. Give them a go the next time you are on the water.
Features
- The Atomic Crank Mid is a staple for serious lure fishermen chasing bream, bass and most estuary spe
- Enticing wide wobble and rolling action combined with the internal rattle, it attracts strikes from
- Best fished with a slow steady retrieve
- Used by Australia's best tournament fishermen