Bomber Fat Free Shad Review
Two bass on one lure. I've had that happen on a number of occasions with this lure.
The Bomber Fat Free Shad looks like many other crankbaits, but it is my favorite for a number of reasons. For starters, it comes in a wide variety of sizes that dive to a wide variety of depths. Second, it comes in a variety of fish catching colors, including my favorite, Citrus Shad. That color seems to work on many different fish all over the world and is my go-to color in most situations. Most importantly, it has a wide, searching wiggle that seems to really attract fish. On multiple occasions I have caught two fish on the same lure as in the pic above. It has rattles, which attract fish, but its rattles are a little more subtle than many rattling lures so it doesn't overwhelm or frighten fish in clear water.
This crankbait is extremely popular all over, but in particular on Mexican lakes the guides swear by it, especially in Citrus Shad color. I have had great success with it on all types of bass, including the rare Rainbow Bass in Nicaragua (see pics below). If you are in a new place and just want to try to catch a fish, tie on one of these. They are extremely simple to use - just cast them out and wind them back with a steady retrieve. It almost seems too easy but it works. My five and six year old girls have even caught bass on them (see pic below) They aren't weedless, but they do a good job bouncing off of logs and rocks rather than hanging up. There are a lot of crankbaits out there, and they all probably catch some fish in certain situations, but this is the one I tie on day in and day out because it has produced for me in all kinds of situations for all kinds of fish. Give it a try; you won't be disappointed.
If you were going to buy one anyway and learned anything useful from this site, I would appreciate it if you would buy it through the link below:
This crankbait is extremely popular all over, but in particular on Mexican lakes the guides swear by it, especially in Citrus Shad color. I have had great success with it on all types of bass, including the rare Rainbow Bass in Nicaragua (see pics below). If you are in a new place and just want to try to catch a fish, tie on one of these. They are extremely simple to use - just cast them out and wind them back with a steady retrieve. It almost seems too easy but it works. My five and six year old girls have even caught bass on them (see pic below) They aren't weedless, but they do a good job bouncing off of logs and rocks rather than hanging up. There are a lot of crankbaits out there, and they all probably catch some fish in certain situations, but this is the one I tie on day in and day out because it has produced for me in all kinds of situations for all kinds of fish. Give it a try; you won't be disappointed.
If you were going to buy one anyway and learned anything useful from this site, I would appreciate it if you would buy it through the link below:
Big Rainbow Bass caught in Nicaragua on the Bomber Fat Free Shad
These bass, along with 80 others that day, were all caught on Bomber Fat Free Shads.
They even work in the jungle. Here is a Rainbow Bass caught in Nicaragua on a Bomber Fat Free Shad.
Great for panfish too. Here is a Blackbelt Cichlid that fell for the Bomber Fat Free Shad.
They catch the bigger guys too.