What is it?
Booyah One Knocker
What does it do?
Lipless crankbait puts out large amounts of vibration and flash to attrach fish.
What sets it apart?
The unique fish-attracting sound and cutting edge colors really catch fish. The One Knocker is known for its single, oversized tungsten rattle that produces a thump that fish notice.
How do I use it?
A lipless crank is as versatile as any horizontal lure out there, but the One Knocker can be yo-yoed, ripped through shallow grass, bumped off of rock or slow-rolled along deep weed lines. The sinking weight comes in three weights: 1/4-, 1/2- and 3/4-ounce, and in 12 lifelike colors.
How much?
$6.99
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Editor insight:
Every bass angler worth his salt keeps a healthy supply of lipless cranks on-hand. The One Knocker is the kind that can be depended upon. Any season of the year, any type of water, North to South, this thing will play.
