Bandit Lure 4-8' 2" 1/4oz Chartreuse Black Back

The Bandit Lure 4-8' 2" 1/4oz Chartreuse Black Back is a reliable diving crankbait built for anglers who want one lure that handles multiple species and conditions. This hard bait reaches depths of almost 8 feet, putting you in front of bass, walleye, pike, and other game fish holding at mid-range structure. The chartreuse and black color combination delivers visibility in both clear and stained water, making it a practical choice whether you're fishing natural lakes, reservoirs, or rivers.

Bandit Baits engineered the Bandit 200 platform to balance castability with durability. The 2-inch, 1/4-ounce profile casts cleanly and works effectively on standard bass and walleye rods, so you don't need specialty gear to fish it effectively. The lure's snag-resistant design means fewer frustrating hangups in weeds and wood, letting you cover more water with confidence on each cast.

This crankbait fits into the working angler's approach—it's not a specialized deep-diver for extreme depths or a trigger bait meant to trick trophy fish. It's the kind of lure that earns permanent real estate in your tackle box because it catches fish consistently across different scenarios and seasons. The chartreuse black-back finish is a proven pattern that has produced on countless trips, making it a solid choice if you're restocking or building a balanced arsenal.

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What fish will a Bandit 200 crankbait catch?

The Bandit 200 is effective on multiple species including bass, walleye, pike, and other freshwater game fish that suspend or hunt in the 4–8 foot range.

How deep does this crankbait dive?

The Bandit Lure 4-8' reaches depths of almost 8 feet, allowing you to target fish holding at mid-range depths in lakes and reservoirs.

Is the chartreuse black-back color good for low-visibility water?

Yes. The chartreuse and black combination provides strong visibility in stained or murky water, while still working well in clearer conditions.

What rod and reel setup do I need for a 1/4 oz crankbait?

A standard bass or walleye rod and reel handles a 1/4 oz crankbait without issue. No specialized gear is required.