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I've been wanting to try a Lucky Craft 1.5 SILENT square bill. Looking at their webpage I am more confused than ever. They have more model numbers and such then I could ever figure out. To make sure I get the correct one what is the specific model number I am looking for to order?

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The link above is what you want and I cannot recommend Copper Perch enough.

 

Allen

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2 hours ago, Munkin said:

The link above is what you want and I cannot recommend Copper Perch enough.

 

Allen

You probably just sold one for them, thanks!

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I like the american shad... it ticked off the biggest bluegill I've ever seen before getting attacked viciously and caught the bluegill! If it can do that... it will catch bass. It's a very unique color cause it changes depending on light angle. Really looks like a bait fishes' shimmering scales.

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2 hours ago, pauldconyers said:

You probably just sold one for them, thanks!

If you buy one and don't catch anything on it this year I will buy it off you for full retail plus shipping. I have one they have almost chewed through the plastic that looks like someone took a wire wheel to it. Silent RC 1.5 in Copper Perch is the #1 crankbait I own and I have at least 1k cranks. My best colors have been; Copper Perch, Golden Shiner, Bull Bream, and White Shad. Only other one is a custom painted one that looks like Zoom's Anchovy shad. If you fish waters that bluegill is the main forage I recommend BE Gill. Only problem with BE Gilll is the blue cats on the Lower Potomac  like bluegills and will crush that bait.

 

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Looking at the TW webpage on these there are just too many options. Can anyone give me a brief explanation to all these types?

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6 minutes ago, pauldconyers said:

Looking at the TW webpage on these there are just too many options. Can anyone give me a brief explanation to all these types?

 

What are the water conditions you normally fish? Muddy, stained, clear, etc. and what is the primary forage for the bass?

 

Allen

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6 hours ago, Munkin said:

The link above is what you want and I cannot recommend Copper Perch enough.

 

Allen

Is Copper Perch a go-to for you for LM, SM, or both?

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3 minutes ago, heavyduty said:

Is Copper Perch a go-to for you for LM, SM, or both?

I have caught LM, SM, Chain Pickerel, Northern Pike, Tiger Musky, Goggle-Eye, Bluegill, Channel catfish, Blue Catfish, Flathead catfish, Walleye, Shad, and a Redfish all on the same crankbait.

 

Allen

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Copper Perch and Bull Bream are 2 of my favorite 1.5 colors. I have a Copper Perch that was in similar condition to what Munkin described until a fished tossed it and it smacked off the gunnel of my boat and broke the bill off.

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20 hours ago, Bluebasser86 said:

Copper Perch and Bull Bream are 2 of my favorite 1.5 colors. I have a Copper Perch that was in similar condition to what Munkin described until a fished tossed it and it smacked off the gunnel of my boat and broke the bill off.

 

They really crush that Bull Bream in the spring for some reason. This is the only crankbait I have ever used that I have to worry about gut hooking 5lb bass from them swallowing it so deep.

 

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Has anyone had any luck with the bigger sizes? Does that 5.5 catch bigger fish?? Also, I don’t see bull bream listed anywhere on tackle warehouse.

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Wish I saw this thread  before I placed a Cabelas order, I actually had a LC squarebill in my cart but took it out because the gift card only had so much on it. :(

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20 minutes ago, RHuff said:

Has anyone had any luck with the bigger sizes? Does that 5.5 catch bigger fish?? Also, I don’t see bull bream listed anywhere on tackle warehouse.

Looks like it's discontinued, going for up to $30 apiece NIP.

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Not too hard of a color to paint, or at least get very close to.  I have done a few, and they seem to work well, last one I done was a DD22.

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I had an older model with a rattle that caught me a few fish. With this year's black friday order I picked up a 1.5 silent which is similar in shape and I'm guessing will work just as well.

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3 hours ago, FishTank said:

I have a few different colors of the LC 1.5 Silent and have caught fish on all but for whatever reason, the old ones were better.

 

I think they switched from a tungsten weight to something else to decrease the cost.

 

Allen

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On 1/2/2019 at 1:38 PM, iabass8 said:

The lucky craft website is outdated and has tons and tons of models listed that are either discontinued or aren't available in the US

 

This is what you want:

https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Lucky_Craft_LC_Silent_Squarebill_07__15__25_/descpage-LC15.html

 

These are my go-to squarebills. I used to be a die hard SK KVD guy, but these are better quality for not much more money, and the hooks out of the box don't have to be replaced. BE Gill,  Black Moss, Chameleon Brown Craw, and Pearl Threadfin are my favorite colors.

 

They seem to run about 6" shallower than KVD 1.5's and 2.5's, which for my purposes has not made one lick of difference.

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6 minutes ago, ww2farmer said:

These are my go-to squarebills. I used to be a die hard SK KVD guy, but these are better quality for not much more money, and the hooks out of the box don't have to be replaced. BE Gill,  Black Moss, Chameleon Brown Craw, and Pearl Threadfin are my favorite colors.

 

They seem to run about 6" shallower than KVD 1.5's and 2.5's, which for my purposes has not made one lick of difference.

I share the same exact feelings. When I discovered LC 1.5 I felt like I graduated in the Squarebill realm. The Black Moss has caught me more bass than any other crankbait I own. Hooks are so much sharper than KVD 1.5s and 2.5s. 

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9 minutes ago, ww2farmer said:

These are my go-to squarebills. I used to be a die hard SK KVD guy, but these are better quality for not much more money, and the hooks out of the box don't have to be replaced. BE Gill,  Black Moss, Chameleon Brown Craw, and Pearl Threadfin are my favorite colors.

 

They seem to run about 6" shallower than KVD 1.5's and 2.5's, which for my purposes has not made one lick of difference.

They crush that BE Gill in lakes where bluegill is the main forage don't they. In all my years of fishing I have never seen bass choke a crankbait like these. I worry about the 5-6lb fish getting gut hooked sometimes as they just inhale these things. Blue cats on the Potomac are the worst as 20lbers hit the BE Gill like they are stealing something then you have to get all 6 points out of their mouth as they just crush the bait.

 

Allen

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25 minutes ago, pauldconyers said:

What is the difference between these Lucky Craft square bills and their DRS line?

The DRS is the "deep rattle sound". sounds like a faint one knocker. They're also still under a lot more quality control scrutiny than the silent 1.5. The LC silent 1.5 isn't the same as the old RC/RTO 1.5s. Same mold. Nowhere near the quality control they used to have. A few years ago they introduced this inexpensive 1.5 as a "customer appreciation" and it just kind of stuck around. It's not a bad bait but it isn't the same as the old ones. Not sure what's going on /w Lucky Craft. A lot of their really popular baits like the BDS and RTO series have just disappeared. 

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19 hours ago, iabass8 said:

 Not sure what's going on /w Lucky Craft. A lot of their really popular baits like the BDS and RTO series have just disappeared. 

 

They are in my basement.

 

Allen

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