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Bandit Baits
The Bandit Lure 2-5' 2" 1/4oz in Rootbeer Chartreuse is a shallow-running crankbait built for anglers who want reliable, tight action in weedy cover and around structure. At just a quarter-ounce, this hard bait reaches depths down to about 5 feet, making it ideal for spring spawns, summer weed lines, and fall staging areas where bass, pike, and walleye hunt in the shallows. The Rootbeer Chartreuse finish pairs a dark root beer body with a bright chartreuse belly—a contrast that triggers strikes in low-light conditions and stained water.
What sets the Bandit apart is its tight, compact wiggle. Unlike wide-wobbling cranks that can feel mushy, this design translates every rod twitch into precise lure movement, giving you better contact and hookup rates, especially on longer casts. The crankbait's snag-deflection properties mean you can work it around logs, emergent weeds, and shallow rocks without constantly losing your bait to the bottom.
Built with premium-grade plastics and precision molding, the Bandit holds up through repeated strikes and rough handling. Whether you're fishing a clear lake early season or a muddy creek in summer, the Rootbeer Chartreuse profile is a proven confidence color that delivers when conditions are tough.
| Brand | Bandit Baits |
| Type | Shallow Crankbait |
| Color | Rootbeer Chartreuse |
| Weight | 1/4 oz |
| Depth Range | Approximately 2-5 feet |
| Length | 2" |
The Bandit is designed for bass, pike, and walleye in shallow water. The tight action and snag-deflection make it especially useful in spring and early summer when gamefish are hunting in weeds and around shallow structure.
This model reaches depths of approximately 2 to 5 feet, making it a true shallow-water crankbait. It's most effective in lakes and creeks with shallow flats, weed lines, and drop-offs in the 3- to 5-foot range.
Rootbeer Chartreuse is a high-visibility, high-contrast pattern best for stained water, low-light conditions (early morning, evening, overcast days), and murky creek systems where bright belly detail helps fish locate the bait.
Yes. The Bandit's snag-deflection properties are specifically designed to let you work shallow cover without constantly getting hung up, making it a solid choice for weed lines, fallen timber, and shallow rock.
Bandit Baits
The Bandit Lure 2-5' 2" 1/4oz in Rootbeer Chartreuse is a shallow-running crankbait built for anglers who want reliable, tight action in weedy cover and around structure. At just a quarter-ounce, this hard bait reaches depths down to about 5 feet, making it ideal for spring spawns, summer weed lines, and fall staging areas where bass, pike, and walleye hunt in the shallows. The Rootbeer Chartreuse finish pairs a dark root beer body with a bright chartreuse belly—a contrast that triggers strikes in low-light conditions and stained water.
What sets the Bandit apart is its tight, compact wiggle. Unlike wide-wobbling cranks that can feel mushy, this design translates every rod twitch into precise lure movement, giving you better contact and hookup rates, especially on longer casts. The crankbait's snag-deflection properties mean you can work it around logs, emergent weeds, and shallow rocks without constantly losing your bait to the bottom.
Built with premium-grade plastics and precision molding, the Bandit holds up through repeated strikes and rough handling. Whether you're fishing a clear lake early season or a muddy creek in summer, the Rootbeer Chartreuse profile is a proven confidence color that delivers when conditions are tough.
| Brand | Bandit Baits |
| Type | Shallow Crankbait |
| Color | Rootbeer Chartreuse |
| Weight | 1/4 oz |
| Depth Range | Approximately 2-5 feet |
| Length | 2" |
The Bandit is designed for bass, pike, and walleye in shallow water. The tight action and snag-deflection make it especially useful in spring and early summer when gamefish are hunting in weeds and around shallow structure.
This model reaches depths of approximately 2 to 5 feet, making it a true shallow-water crankbait. It's most effective in lakes and creeks with shallow flats, weed lines, and drop-offs in the 3- to 5-foot range.
Rootbeer Chartreuse is a high-visibility, high-contrast pattern best for stained water, low-light conditions (early morning, evening, overcast days), and murky creek systems where bright belly detail helps fish locate the bait.
Yes. The Bandit's snag-deflection properties are specifically designed to let you work shallow cover without constantly getting hung up, making it a solid choice for weed lines, fallen timber, and shallow rock.
