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Bill Lewis Hammer-Trap Lipless Crankbaits
Bill Lewis Hammer-Trap Lipless Crankbaits
The Bill Lewis Hammer-Trap Lipless Crankbait brings a new level of action, sound, and vibration to the legendary Bill Lewis lipless crankbait lineup. Built on more than 50 years of lure-making experience, the Hammer-Trap combines a modern profile with a distinctive hammering action designed to trigger aggressive reaction strikes from bass.
During the retrieve, the Hammer-Trap produces a pronounced rocking action that anglers can feel through the rod tip. That movement works together with Tri-Tone sound chambers, which generate three distinct sound frequencies to create a unique underwater presence and help draw attention from nearby fish.
The action doesn't stop when you stop reeling. On the pause, the Hammer-Trap produces an enticing fluttering fall, giving anglers another opportunity to trigger bass that are following the bait. Rip it through grass, burn it across flats, yo-yo it through deeper water, or mix pauses into a steady retrieve to take advantage of its versatile action.
Equipped with Mustad Triple Grip hooks, the Hammer-Trap provides dependable hooking performance when fish strike. At 3 inches long and 5/8 ounce, it offers an excellent combination of casting distance, profile, and weight for covering water efficiently.
Available in 16 colors, the Bill Lewis Hammer-Trap gives anglers plenty of options for matching forage and adapting to changing water and light conditions.
Key Features
- 3-inch lipless crankbait
- Weighs 5/8 oz
- Distinctive hammering and rocking action
- Tri-Tone sound chambers produce three sound frequencies
- Strong vibration throughout the retrieve
- Fluttering action when paused
- Modern baitfish profile
- Equipped with Mustad Triple Grip hooks
- Excellent for burning, ripping, yo-yoing, and stop-and-go retrieves
- Effective around grass, flats, points, and open water
On the Water
The Bill Lewis Hammer-Trap is built for covering water and generating reaction bites. Burn it across shallow flats, rip it free from submerged grass, or use a lift-and-fall retrieve in deeper water. When fish are following but not committing, pause the bait and let its fluttering fall add another opportunity for a strike. The combination of vibration, Tri-Tone sound, and unpredictable movement gives bass multiple reasons to react.
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