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Lucky Craft LC 1.5 ~ DRS, RT, DDRT Crankbait Series

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Model	Size	Weight	Depth	Type	Hooks
LC 1.5 DRS	2” (60mm)	1/2oz (12g)	3-4ft	Square Bill, One Knocker, Low Pitch Noise	Two #4
LC 1.5 RT	2” (60mm)	1/2oz (12g)	3-4ft	Square Bill, Rattling, High Pitch Noise	Two #4
LC 1.5 DDRT	2” (60mm)	1/2oz (12.5g)	5-6ft	Medium Diver, Rattling, High Pitch Noise,	Two #4

All three models have the same body and the same lip shared on the DRS and RT models. These are also the same bodies and bills as previously used for the discontinued RC series, now renamed to the LC series.

LC 1.5 DRS ~ One Knocker Shallow-Diving Square Bill

DRS or Deep Rattle Sound refers to a single knocker rattle inside which makes a low pitch knocking noise as opposed to the raucous chattering sound of mutuple BB's in other lipless baits such as the LC 1.5 RT model.

LC 1.5 RT ~ Rattling Shallow-Diving Squarebill

There are situations like stained to dirty water, thick grass or heavy cover where a rattling crankbait can be more effective than a silent one. The LC 1.5 RT features a high pitch rattling sound that can attract and draw fish out of grass or cover. Whenever or wherever visibility is limited, noise can be the feature that triggers a strike.

LC 1.5 DDRT ~ Medium-Running Rattling Crank

The medium length spoon-shaped bill helps drive the DDRT model a few feet deeper than the shallow squarebill DRS & RT models.

Using All Models in Concert

When the bass are shallow or right on the bank such as in the early morning, use the square bill DRS and RT models. Whenever bass are a little deeper or they pull out further off the bank as bass often do by late morning, try the DDRT model then.

The LC series include: 1) the RT high pitch rattling, shallow-running square bill, 2) the DRS low pitch one knocker whish is also a shallow -running square bill plus 3) the DDRT medium-diving rattling crank. All are the same bodies/bills as the discontinued "RC" series except no longer the same color patterns. The RT, DRS and DDRT all share the same body size/shape. The RT and DRS have the same bill aas each other nd look identical (the difference lies within their internal noise systems). The DDRT medium-runner has a little longer bill.

Thank you for your business. May your next fishing trip be your bass-t ever!

Bass-t regards from Russ Bassdozer

LC 1.5 DRS

Lucky Craft LC 1.5 DRS ~ One Knocker Square Bill ~ Moss Back Chartreuse

Lucky Craft LC 1.5 DRS ~ One Knocker Square Bill ~ Sassy Shad

Lucky Craft LC 1.5 DRS ~ One Knocker Square Bill ~ TO Chartreuse Blue

LC 1.5 RT

Lucky Craft LC 1.5 RT ~ Rattling Square Bill ~ MS Crack

Lucky Craft LC 1.5 RT ~ Rattling Square Bill ~ TO Shad

LC 1.5 DDRT

Lucky Craft LC 1.5 DDRT ~ Rattling Medium-Diving Crank ~ MS Crack

Lucky Craft LC 1.5 DDRT ~ Rattling Medium-Diving Crank ~ Sexy Chartreuse Shad

Lucky Craft LC 1.5 DDRT ~ Rattling Medium-Diving Crank ~ TO Chartreuse Blue

Lucky Craft LC 1.5 DDRT ~ Rattling Medium-Diving Crank ~ TO Shad

For pricing and current availability, please visit www.BassdozerStore.com.

Thank you for your business. May your next fishing trip be your bass-t ever!

Bass-t Regards,

Russ Bassdozer

Lucky Craft LV RTO ~ Lipless Crank Series

Model	Size	Weight	Depth	Type	Hooks
LV RTO 50	2-1/8” (55mm)	3/8oz (10.6g)	3 - 4ft	Lipless, Sinking, Vibrating, Rattling, Shimmying Fall	Two #4
LV RTO 150	2-1/2” (65mm)	1/2oz (14g)	3 - 4ft	Lipless, Sinking, Vibrating, Rattling, Shimmying Fall	Two #4
LV RTO 200	2-3/4” (70mm)	3/4oz (21g)	5-6ft	Lipless, Sinking, Vibrating, Rattling, Shimmying Fall	Two #4

The LV RTO lipless crankbait series is designed to fall with a fish attracting shimmy action that is perfect to get strikes on the retrieve or on the fall. On retrieve, the wide flat head design increases the water resistance providing a strong wobbling action you can feel. The LV RTO is an excellent bait for use around weedy areas and vertical structure like breakwalls, bridge pilings and bluff walls. Throw it out, let it sink as it shimmies down the structure - and hold on.

LV RTO 50

Lucky Craft LV RTO 50 ~ Lipless ~ American Shad

Lucky Craft LV RTO 50 ~ Lipless ~ TO Shad

LV RTO 150

Lucky Craft LV RTO 150 ~ Lipless ~ American Shad

Lucky Craft LV RTO 150 ~ Lipless ~ TO Craw

Lucky Craft LV RTO 150 ~ Lipless ~ TO Shad

LV RTO 200

Lucky Craft LV RTO 200 ~ Lipless ~ American Shad

Lucky Craft LV RTO 200 ~ Lipless ~ Chartreuse Shad

Lucky Craft LV RTO 200 ~ Lipless ~ TO Craw

For pricing and current availability, please visit www.BassdozerStore.com.

Thank you for your business. May your next fishing trip be your bass-t ever!

Bass-t Regards,

Russ Bassdozer

Lucky Craft Kelly J ~ Topwater Propbait

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Lucky Craft Kelly J ~ Topwater Propbait

Model	Size	Weight	Type	Depth	Factory Hooks
Kelly J	2-3/4" / 70mm	1/2 oz / 13.2g	Slow Sinking/Propbait	Top	Two #4 VMC Black Nickel

The Kelly J is Kelly Jordon’s idea for a Lucky Craft topwater with a deep-bodied profile and flashing props on both the front and back.

Bass see poppers and walking baits go past them all the time everywhere. What they don't see as often are propbaits - and that's a good reason to use one. Simply, bass don't see propbaits in action very often. Even though the Kelly J was Lucky Craft's top-selling product in 2010, there are still not very many propbaits being used by anglers. So if you have not tried one yet, make sure to give the Kelly J a chance in 2011.

"With the deep profile and the way the bait sits in the water, it really resembles the profile of any small baitfish, especially bream," says Jordon. “It will throw water and make a lot of commotion on the top without having to move it very far.”

According to Kelly, there are several ways to work this topwater bait, but the best is to throw it out, let it pause and give it a couple quick twitches to make sure the props turn and throw water. When fished with short jerks, the props work together to throw water. The goal isn’t to move the bait far – maybe 6 to 12 inches at a time.

With a prop on the front and one on the back, the Kelly J makes a flicking noise as if it were an aggravating baitfish, and the bass can’t resist. Because bass are opportunistic this time of year, the Kelly J will catch fish based on more than hunger strikes alone. The aggravating noise of the Kelly J, along with its realistic colors and body shape, will increase the chance for hook ups. Fish the Kelly J down shallow banks, as well as around lay downs, shallow grass, backs of pockets and seawalls. Give it two short, subtle twitches followed by a pause, and continue the pattern back to the boat. It has a natural look while sitting in the water, which is key to any great bait.

Another tactic is to simply reel it in so it works much like a buzz bait, according to Jordon.

Lucky Craft Kelly J ~ Topwater Propbait ~ Aurora Black

Lucky Craft Kelly J ~ Topwater Propbait ~ Chartreuse Shad

Lucky Craft Kelly J ~ Topwater Propbait ~ Ghost Minnow

Lucky Craft Kelly J ~ Topwater Propbait ~ American Shad

For pricing and current availability, please visit http://www.BassdozerStore.com.

Thank you for your business. May your next fishing trip be your best ever!

Regards,

Russ

Lucky Craft T-Splash Topwater Propbait / Popper

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Lucky Craft T-Splash Topwater Popper / Propbait

The T-Splash is a brand new topwater lure.

It has the body of a Lucky Craft G-Splash popper and a metal prop tail.

It also comes with feather trebles on the belly and tail hooks.

Model	Size	Weight	Type	Depth	Factory Hooks
T-Splash	2-3/4” / 70mm	3/8oz / 11.5g	Floating. Popping. Walking. Propbait.	Top	Two VMC Feather Trebles

The wide blade prop in the rear gives the bait more splash, a whirring vibration, and a little bit more water drag, keeping it in the strike zone a little longer.

Like the G-Splash, it has great “walk-the-dog” action or you can make it pop and spit.

Lucky Craft T-Splash ~ Topwater ~ Aurora Black