Take your bass fishing to the next level with the Bandit Lures 200 Series Diving Crankbait. Designed to run true and dive consistently, this 2-inch crankbait is ideal for targeting bass in shallow to mid-depth water where fish are actively feeding.
Built with a realistic shad profile and tight wobble action, the Bandit 200 Series creates a natural swimming motion that triggers reaction strikes. Its loud internal rattles help call fish in from a distance, making it effective in stained or slightly murky water conditions.
The Bandit 200 typically dives between 4 to 8 feet depending on line size and retrieve speed, making it perfect for working rocky banks, points, submerged brush, riprap, and mid-depth structure. Whether you're targeting prespawn bass along transition areas or fishing summer structure, this crankbait consistently produces.
Constructed with durable components and a premium finish, the Bandit 200 Series is trusted by tournament anglers and weekend fishermen alike. Available in a wide selection of proven bass-catching colors, it’s a reliable choice when you need consistent depth control and aggressive action.
Key Features:
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2-inch body length
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Medium diving crankbait (approx. 4–8 ft depth range)
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Tight wobble swimming action
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Loud internal rattles for added attraction
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Realistic shad profile
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Durable construction
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Designed for largemouth, smallmouth, and spotted bass
Fish it around cover, along drop-offs, or across mid-depth structure — the Bandit 200 Series is built to produce strikes when it counts.
Frequently Asked Questions
How deep does the Bandit 200 Series dive?
The Bandit 200 Series typically runs between 4 and 8 feet deep, depending on line size and retrieve speed.
What species is this crankbait best for?
It is designed primarily for largemouth, smallmouth, and spotted bass but can also attract other aggressive predator fish.
What rod works best with the Bandit 200?
A medium-action cranking rod with a moderate tip paired with a 6.3:1 gear ratio reel provides optimal performance.
When should I use a medium diving crankbait?
Medium diving crankbaits are ideal when bass are holding in mid-depth structure such as points, rock banks, submerged brush, or transition areas.
