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Bill Lewis Gnat Micro Crankbait 1.5-Inch 1/8 oz

Bill Lewis Gnat Micro Crankbait 1.5-Inch 1/8 oz

Regular price $5.24 USD
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The Bill Lewis Gnat Micro Crankbait brings a small forage profile to shallow freshwater fishing. At 1.5 inches and 1/8 oz, it gives you a compact hard bait for downsizing your presentation without switching to soft plastics.

An internal weight-transfer system helps with casting this small lure. Designed to run up to 3 feet deep, the Gnat is an option for working shallow banks and open lanes beside cover. Actual running depth varies with line, casting distance, retrieve, and conditions.

Product Details

  • Brand: Bill Lewis.
  • Model: Gnat.
  • Style: micro crankbait.
  • Length: 1.5 inches.
  • Weight: 1/8 oz.
  • Designed running depth: up to 3 feet.
  • Internal weight-transfer system.
  • Pack quantity: 1 lure.

Color Options

Red Glitter Craw, Chartreuse Shiner, Ghost Minnow, Sneaky Shad, Bluegill, Fire Craw, Oyster, Green Gizzard, Smallie Magic, Pink Pearlescent, Red Caterpillar, and Threadfin 2.0.

How to Fish It

Pair the Gnat with tackle rated to cast a 1/8 oz lure. A suitably rated light spinning or BFS setup can help you cast the small profile with control; check your rod and reel specifications before choosing a setup.

Start with a steady retrieve along a shallow bank or beside a grass edge. Make a short test cast first to check that the lure tracks properly, then adjust speed to keep it working in the available water depth.

Mix in brief pauses or changes of pace when a straight retrieve gets little attention. Keep casts clear of dense cover and inspect the lure for grass or fouled hooks if its action changes. Use the smaller profile when you want to match small forage or offer a less bulky presentation.

Care and Storage

Inspect the diving lip, hook points, and hook connections after fish or contact with hard structure. Clear debris, let the lure dry before storage, and keep exposed hooks contained with hook covers or a separate tackle compartment.

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