Lures that cover different layers and fit into a compact selection.


Zoom
Why it's here: Its weight and rig can be adapted from just below the surface to midwater.

Lucky Craft
Why it's here: Its density provides long casts; count down its fall to cover several depths from one bank position.

Rapala
Why it's here: Because it sinks, you can repeat a depth by counting seconds along accessible drop-offs or riprap.

Jackall
Why it's here: Its compact body casts far and keeps a visible surface action from a low bank angle.

SPRO
Why it's here: Its bill deflects off shallow rock and wood, helping search parallel to the bank.

Molix
Why it's here: A light Texas or shaky head can linger on ledges and small gaps when you cannot change bank positions.

Keitech
Why it's here: Its compact size keeps bottom contact and reaches nearby rock or wood without needing a long retrieve.

SPRO
Why it's here: It can pause by branches, walls and openings, using targets reachable from the bank at only one casting angle.

Savage Gear
Why it's here: On a jighead it covers midwater and bottom; choose weight for wind, distance or the slope’s depth.

Daiwa
Why it's here: It adds a mid-depth search option for riprap and slopes where a shallow squarebill runs too high.
Cover the near strip before always casting toward the center.
Change angle after covering each spot at two speeds.
Prioritize lures that cover the surface, mid-water and bottom.