BANDIT LURES Series 300 Crankbait – 2" / 3/8 oz, Tennessee Shad, Dives to 12 ft

Deep-diving power for versatile bass fishing

The BANDIT LURES Series 300 crankbait is engineered to reach mid-depth structures, sinking toward around 12 feet with a steady cast on light tackle. Its searching swimming action and responsive wobble help you probe deep banks, weedlines, and rocky edges where larger bass often patrol. This lure is built to perform in varied water conditions, offering anglers a reliable option for probing cover and structure without sacrificing sensitivity or control.

Key benefits of the 300 Series include a balanced profile and proven dive behavior that invites confident retrieves. You’ll feel a distinct, thud-like sensation through the rod as the lure works the bottom—an audible cue many anglers associate with successful strikes. While every fishing day is different, this plug is designed to be a versatile tool in your tackle box for both casting and trolling scenarios.

Core features at a glance

• Butyrate body with lead weights creates a dull thud sound and solid bottom interaction
• Right size, action, and color patterns to catch bass anywhere
• Dives to 12 feet when cast on 10-lb line for a searching, swimming action
• Constructed from top-quality materials with a wide array of color patterns
• Versatile for bass, walleye, pike and other gamefish when cast or trolled
• Molded-in lip runs true right out of the package
• Dive depth range: 8–12 feet; Length: 2 inches; Weight: 3/8 oz

Usage ideas for real-life scenarios

• Deep-water banks and edges: cast and retrieve along the slope to locate active fish locations
• Weedlines and structure: parallel casts with controlled, steady retrieves to provoke bites
• Open-water pockets near cover: let the lure dip and bounce to imitate an escaping prey path

The Series 300’s construction and color variety make it a dependable option when you want a credible, mid-depth crankbait that can perform across different water clarities and lighting conditions. While results vary, many anglers appreciate its balance between depth control, action, and finish quality, using it as a staple in seasons when big bass are patrolling deeper zones.