This is a spook type crankbait, its big, durable, and comes with heavy treble hooks that can handle this type of power
ORCA, "Reel History"
Why red
A rounded side plate and frame provide a more comfortable grip, while its support bar has been redesigned for greater access to the spool
I also like to throw a 3/8-ounce Manns Classic spinnerbait in chartreuse and white, but a ChatterBait usually gets more bites because its a newer bait. After finding good fish, thoroughly work over the area with slower, more subtle enticements like jigs tipped with creature baits, Texas-rigged worms or flukes
Related: Spring Tactics Cheat Sheet Final Spring Success Quick Tips Location trumps lure choice: Find warming water first, then match the lure Slow down more than you think: Spring presentations should feel uncomfortably slow Upsize slightly after cold fronts: Bigger profile = easier target for sluggish fish Use proper knots: Maximize lure action with the right connection (5 Simple Freshwater Fishing Knots) Focus on transitions: Where shallow meets deep, where current meets slack water Broader seasonal strategy: The spring bite is short but incredible