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Strike King
The Strike King Series 3 Fire Craw is a compact 3/8oz diving crankbait built for anglers who need to reach deeper structure without sacrificing casting distance. This small-bodied hard bait dives to 8 feet, making it an effective choice for targeting bass holding on mid-depth ledges, drop-offs, and channel breaks. The Fire Craw pattern mimics a crawfish, a natural forage that bass actively hunt year-round in both shallow reservoirs and deeper impoundments.
Strike King engineered the Series 3 with a streamlined profile that cuts through the air cleanly, letting you lay out longer casts to distant cover. That castability translates directly to efficiency—you cover more water and reach feeding zones other anglers might miss. Once it hits the water, the Series 3 tracks true and dives steadily to its maximum depth, where it produces the erratic hunting action that triggers strikes from aggressive bass and other species.
Whether you're working a creek channel in a highland reservoir or probing the deeper flats of a natural lake, this crankbait earns its reputation as a workhorse. It's the kind of lure that stays tied on because it simply produces. The Fire Craw finish is versatile enough for clear to moderately stained water, and the proven design has made the Series 3 one of the most trusted crankbaits among tournament anglers and weekend hunters alike.
| Weight | 3/8 oz |
| Type | Diving Crankbait |
| Maximum Dive Depth | 8 feet |
| Pattern | Fire Craw |
| Brand | Strike King |
The Series 3 reaches a maximum depth of 8 feet, making it suitable for mid-depth bass structure and ledges.
The Series 3 weighs 3/8 ounce and features a small, compact body design that enhances castability while still delivering the diving action you need.
The Fire Craw pattern and crawfish-mimicking profile make it effective for bass, though it will attract other species that feed on crawfish forage.
The Fire Craw finish works well in clear to moderately stained water conditions where crawfish patterns are visible to feeding fish.
Strike King
The Strike King Series 3 Fire Craw is a compact 3/8oz diving crankbait built for anglers who need to reach deeper structure without sacrificing casting distance. This small-bodied hard bait dives to 8 feet, making it an effective choice for targeting bass holding on mid-depth ledges, drop-offs, and channel breaks. The Fire Craw pattern mimics a crawfish, a natural forage that bass actively hunt year-round in both shallow reservoirs and deeper impoundments.
Strike King engineered the Series 3 with a streamlined profile that cuts through the air cleanly, letting you lay out longer casts to distant cover. That castability translates directly to efficiency—you cover more water and reach feeding zones other anglers might miss. Once it hits the water, the Series 3 tracks true and dives steadily to its maximum depth, where it produces the erratic hunting action that triggers strikes from aggressive bass and other species.
Whether you're working a creek channel in a highland reservoir or probing the deeper flats of a natural lake, this crankbait earns its reputation as a workhorse. It's the kind of lure that stays tied on because it simply produces. The Fire Craw finish is versatile enough for clear to moderately stained water, and the proven design has made the Series 3 one of the most trusted crankbaits among tournament anglers and weekend hunters alike.
| Weight | 3/8 oz |
| Type | Diving Crankbait |
| Maximum Dive Depth | 8 feet |
| Pattern | Fire Craw |
| Brand | Strike King |
The Series 3 reaches a maximum depth of 8 feet, making it suitable for mid-depth bass structure and ledges.
The Series 3 weighs 3/8 ounce and features a small, compact body design that enhances castability while still delivering the diving action you need.
The Fire Craw pattern and crawfish-mimicking profile make it effective for bass, though it will attract other species that feed on crawfish forage.
The Fire Craw finish works well in clear to moderately stained water conditions where crawfish patterns are visible to feeding fish.
