Bomber Fat Free Fingerling 3/8 8-10' Green Pearl Shad

The Bomber Fat Free Fingerling is a compact diving crankbait engineered to handle heavy cover without getting hung up. At 3/8 ounce with a diving depth of 8–10 feet, this Green Pearl Shad pattern gives you a realistic forage profile in a lure small enough to cast into tight quarters—docks, timber, brush piles, and laydowns where larger fish hole up. The design lets you maintain steady pressure through the thickest stuff, a critical edge when you're fishing structure that would turn back most standard crankbaits.

If you're a working angler who targets bass and pike in heavy cover, the Fat Free Fingerling rewards aggressive retrieves. The compact profile and shallow-to-moderate dive plane make it versatile across different water types and seasons, and the Green Pearl Shad finish imitates natural baitfish in murky or stained water. It's built for anglers who aren't afraid to bang into wood and weed—that's where the bites are.

Bomber has refined crankbait design for decades, and the Fat Free Fingerling carries that reputation. Whether you're grinding shallow timber or working around man-made structure, this lure is built to reach fish other baits can't touch.

Key Features

• Compact 3/8 oz profile—ideal for precise casts into confined cover
• Dives to 8–10 feet for shallow-to-moderate structure fishing
• Realistic Green Pearl Shad finish for low-visibility water
• Tough construction designed to push through timber, brush, and laydowns
• Purpose-built for heavy-cover crankbait fishing

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What water depth and cover is the Fat Free Fingerling best for?

This crankbait dives to 8–10 feet and is engineered to fish heavy cover—docks, submerged timber, brush piles, and laydowns. Its compact size and durable construction let you fish thick stuff where most baits get snagged.

What color pattern is this lure, and when should I use it?

The Green Pearl Shad finish imitates natural baitfish and works particularly well in stained or murky water where bass and pike rely on contrast and silhouette to locate prey.

Is the Fat Free Fingerling good for bass fishing in heavy cover?

Yes. The lure's compact profile, moderate dive depth, and rugged build make it ideal for bass anglers who target timber, docks, brush, and other thick structure where larger fish feed.