Bandit Lure 8-12' 2" 3/8oz Crawfish Chartreuse

The Bandit Lure 8-12' 2" 3/8oz Crawfish Chartreuse is a versatile diving crankbait built for anglers who want to explore deeper water and trigger aggressive strikes from bass, walleye, pike, and other gamefish. Cast on standard 10-lb line, this crankbait reaches depths down to 12 feet, letting you search the mid-column and bottom structure where larger fish often hold. The compact 2-inch profile and light 3/8oz weight make it easy to cast and work, whether you're throwing from shore, a boat, or working it on the troll.

Constructed from quality materials, the Bandit 300 Series delivers a hunting, searching swimming action that gets fish curious and competitive. The chartreuse crawfish finish is a proven producer in stained to muddy water and low-light conditions, imitating natural forage and standing out when visibility is limited. This lure works in both spring and fall transitions when baitfish move between shallow and deep zones.

Whether you're working a structure-filled lake or a river with drop-offs, this crankbait is at home in your tackle box. It casts smoothly, dives predictably, and produces without fuss—exactly what working anglers need when they want results, not complications.

Key Features

• Reaches 8–12 feet depth on standard 10-lb line
• Compact 2-inch body with 3/8oz weight for easy casting
• Chartreuse crawfish finish excels in stained or turbid water
• Searching swimming action triggers reaction strikes
• Effective on bass, walleye, pike, and other gamefish
• Works equally well cast or trolled

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this crankbait work for bass and walleye?

Yes. The Bandit 300 Series is designed for bass, walleye, pike, and other gamefish. The chartreuse crawfish finish and searching action are particularly effective on walleye in stained water and bass in lower-light conditions.

How deep does it dive, and what line should I use?

This lure reaches 8–12 feet when cast on 10-lb line. Lighter line will allow slightly deeper diving; heavier line will reduce depth.

Can I troll this lure, or is it cast-only?

It works both ways. You can cast and retrieve, or troll it behind a boat. The compact weight and size make it well-suited to either technique.

What water conditions is the chartreuse crawfish color best for?

Chartreuse stands out in stained, muddy, or low-visibility water and is a great choice for dawn, dusk, or overcast days when natural light is reduced.