Bill Lewis Depth Strike 75 Sinking Twitch Bait
Features:
- The all new Bill Lewis Depth Strike 75 Sinking Twitch Bait is purpose built and optimized for success with forward facing sonar systems!
- Painted with a variety of high quality chip resistant paintjobs, there is a Depth Strike for every type of water clarity.
- Designed without a lip, the Depth Strike sinks on a slack line with a back and forth shimmy that highlights its flashy colors and bass simply can’t resist tacking a crack at it!
- Equipped with 2 razor-sharp treble hooks, no matter how you fish the Depth Strike—whether twitching, ripping, pulled or retrieved—once a fish strikes, they aren’t getting away.
- Available in multiple color choices and measuring in at 2.95 inches and 3/8 oz.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Length | 2.95 inches |
| Weight | 3/8 oz |
| Hook Type | 2 Razor-Sharp Treble Hooks |
| Design | Without Lip, Sinks on Slack Line |
| Compatibility | Forward Facing Sonar Systems |
FAQ
What makes the Depth Strike 75 different from other sinking baits?
The Depth Strike 75 is specifically designed for use with forward facing sonar systems and features a unique back and forth shimmy motion that draws attention in clear water conditions. It also has no lip, allowing it to sink smoothly on a slack line.
Is the bait durable in rough conditions?
Yes, the bait is painted with high quality chip-resistant paintjobs, making it durable and resistant to damage from impacts or abrasion in various fishing environments.
Can I use this bait for both twitching and retrieving?
Yes, the Depth Strike 75 is effective for twitching, ripping, pulling, or retrieving. Its design and hook configuration ensure a strong hold once a fish strikes.
Lillian Alsop –
Fished in clear water with sonar and the bait showed up clearly. The shimmy action caught a large bass that was previously not biting. Hooks held firm and the color stood out well.
Stewart Bond –
Great for use in mid-depth zones. The no-lip design allows it to sink naturally and the color options match the water clarity well. Caught several fish during a morning session.
Phil Metcalfe –
The treble hooks are sharp and stay secure. I used it with a slack line and the back-and-forth motion made it very visible. Fish were quick to react, especially in deeper water.
Dorothy Terry –
Works well in both clear and slightly murky water. The paint is durable and hasn’t chipped after several uses. Would recommend for sonar anglers.