• Length: 2-1/2" (62mm)
• Weight: 1/2oz (14.0g)
• Class: Floating
• Belly: #2
• Hook Tail: #2
• Line: 10-15 lbs

Lucky Craft's new Fat CB is a non-rattle bait with our "air floating concept". Thanks to optimized buoyancy made possible through the use of an intricate internal structure, this plastic crankbait behaves like a balsa wood lure and delivers outstanding obstacle deflection. The lip design and hook positions are specifically designed to come through the thickest of cover. Also, the weight of this lure is intentionally fixed for quick recovery, after the bait hits an object to come back to the center of the retrieve. In addition, the Fat CB is crafted larger, creating a wide wobble and rolling action to attract fish in a wide spread area.

Measuring in at 2-1/2 inches in length, the Fat CB BDS 2 is a 1/2-inch shorter than its BDS 3 brother. The bait’s smaller size makes it a perfect alternative to shallow spinnerbaits in heavily pressured waters.
“If I’m fishing shallow, stained water – no matter the time of year – I’ll have a BDS 2 tied on,” says Marty Stone. “It’s my ace card if I have to fish behind guys who are throwing spinnerbaits to shallow cover.”
Stone fishes the BDS 2 on a 7-foot medium-action rod with 12- to 15-pound test to get the lure to run 2 to 3 feet deep. He uses a 5.1:1 ratio reel to help the bait achieve its maximum depth and wobble.
“I use a 5.1:1 ratio with all the Fat CB Series,” Stone explains. “It forces me to slow down and work the bait at the critical speed where it performs the best.”
Any shallow water cover is a prime target for Stone’s BDS 2 – riprap, laydowns, docks, stumps, brush piles and vegetation.
“The key time to throw the BDS 2 is anytime the water has 18-inches of visibility or less,” he adds. “In order to get the most from a BDS 2, take the time to learn how to work it through the same shallow cover where you would normally fish a spinnerbait. When you see just how many fish a spinnerbait leaves behind, you’ll be glad you did.” — Marty Stone