Bill Lewis Hammer Flat Crankbait – 3/8 oz

The Bill Lewis Hammer Flat Crankbait delivers aggressive action, sound, and vibration in a compact 3/8-ounce flat-sided crankbait built to trigger reaction s...

The Bill Lewis Hammer Flat Crankbait delivers aggressive action, sound, and vibration in a compact 3/8-ounce flat-sided crankbait built to trigger reaction strikes from bass. Designed to produce a hard-hitting, hammering action through the water, the Hammer Flat is an excellent choice when you need a crankbait that gets noticed without an oversized profile.

The Hammer Flat features Tri-Tone sound chambers that generate three distinct sound frequencies, creating a unique acoustic signature along with added vibration. This combination helps attract fish and gives the bait a different presence in the water compared with traditional crankbaits.

When paused, the Hammer Flat produces an enticing fluttering fall, giving anglers another way to trigger following or hesitant bass. Mix steady retrieves with changes in speed, pauses, and deflections off cover to take advantage of the bait's versatile action.

Equipped with Mustad Triple Grip hooks for dependable hookups and constructed for durability, the Hammer Flat is ready for repeated contact with the cover where crankbaits do their best work.

With an approximate 5-foot diving depth, it's a versatile option for targeting shallow to mid-depth cover, including rock, wood, points, flats, and other high-percentage bass habitat.

Key Features

• 3/8 oz flat-sided crankbait
• Approximate 5-foot diving depth
• Aggressive hammering action
• Tri-Tone sound chambers produce three distinct frequencies
• Strong vibration for added attraction
• Fluttering action on the fall and during pauses
• Equipped with Mustad Triple Grip hooks
• Durable construction
• Effective with steady, stop-and-go, and varied retrieves
• Available in multiple fish-catching colors

On the Water

The Bill Lewis Hammer Flat is especially effective when bass are holding in that shallow-to-mid-depth zone. Crank it around rock, wood, points, and flats, allowing the bait to deflect off cover whenever possible. Add an occasional pause to take advantage of its fluttering fall, or vary your retrieve speed to trigger reaction strikes from fish that follow the bait without immediately committing.