Strike King Chick Magnet Flat Sided Crankbait
A long held secret design of MLF pro angler Andy Morgan, the Strike King Chick Magnet Flat Sided Crankbaits follow a perfected formula that will help you find more bites in challenging conditions. Inspired by the early flat sided crankbait designs from the Tennessee and Carolina regions, the Chick Magnet features a tried-and-true thin, flat sided body made from modernized materials and components. The thin profile along with a circuit board lip impart a tighter wiggle and an exceptionally lifelike action to the lure. The circuit board lip material is super thin and highly durable, allowing the bait to quickly cut its way down to its target depth and bang around off of obstacles along the bottom. Ideal for targeting the three to six foot depth range, the Chick Magnet will excel in dense cover and structure-heavy environments.
Key Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Body Design | Thin, flat sided body with circuit board lip for lifelike action |
| Depth Range | Three to six feet |
| Material | Modernized, durable materials with thin circuit board lip |
| Action | Tighter wiggle, natural movement that mimics live bait |
FAQ
What makes the Chick Magnet different from other flat sided crankbaits?
The Chick Magnet features a thin circuit board lip that provides a tighter, more lifelike wiggle and allows for quicker depth penetration and better interaction with underwater obstacles.
Is the Chick Magnet suitable for use in heavy cover?
Yes, the Chick Magnet is designed to perform well in dense cover and near structures due to its tight action and ability to bang against the bottom.
What type of water conditions works best with the Chick Magnet?
The Chick Magnet performs best in clear to moderate water with depth ranging from three to six feet, especially in areas with structure or vegetation.
Lisa Wallace –
Used the Chick Magnet in a muddy pond with lots of weeds and found consistent bites. The tight wiggle and bottom banging action made a big difference in catching bass near the structure.
Thomas Rutherford –
Felt like the action was more natural than other crankbaits I’ve tried. Worked well in a 4-foot depth zone with some rocks and logs. Would recommend for cover-heavy areas.
Michael Quinn –
Caught several bass in a shallow creek using the Chick Magnet. The circuit board lip helped it cut through the water and stay near the bottom where the fish were feeding.
Felicity Oliver –
Good for targeting fish in tight spots. The thin profile and action are very realistic, especially when fishing near submerged trees.