Bill Lewis Depth Strike Twitchbait 3/8 oz / 24K Shad — Sinking, Lipless Twitchbait for Bass

Overview

The Bill Lewis Depth Strike Twitchbait is an innovative sinking twitchbait designed to work with forward‑facing sonar. Built without a lip, it descends quickly on a slack line while delivering a distinctive back‑and‑forth shimmy that bass often notice as water moves past your strike zone.

Three compact sizes and a broad palette of colors give you flexibility to match forage and water clarity. The Depth Strike is designed to be twitched, ripped, pulled, or simply retrieved, offering versatile presentations whether you’re chasing schooling fish, probing structure, or dialing in a bite window with your sonar setup.

Sizes and dimensions

• 3/8 oz — 75 mm
• 1/2 oz — 85 mm
• 5/8 oz — 95 mm

Colors and visibility

With 14 color options, you can tailor visibility to clear, stained, or muddy water and to varying light conditions. Natural shad tones mingle with high‑contrast patterns to help the bait stand out in active or pressured waters.

Key features

• Premium Mustad hooks for reliable hooksets
• Distressed bait fish sound to add presence underwater
• Depth: sinking — submerges quickly on slack line for a prompt strike window

Why anglers reach for the Depth Strike

Designed to perform with forward‑facing sonar, the Depth Strike offers flexibility across presentations. It can be twitched, ripped, pulled, or retrieved, letting you adapt to changing water conditions and bite windows without committing to one style.

Practical tips

• Vary cadence to trigger bites when fish cruise just below the surface
• Let the bait sink to target depth, then pause or twitch to provoke a strike

Summary

The Depth Strike Twitchbait combines a compact, weight‑forward profile with a lively action and a distinct baitfish sound. It comes in three sizes and 14 colors, paired with quality hardware and a sinking depth, offering versatile options for anglers using modern sonar setups. Consider it a flexible tool for different presentations and water conditions, rather than a guaranteed solution.