The popular Pad Crasher and Poppin’ Pad Crasher hollow body frog line-up gives anglers three new color patterns designed in cooperation with B.A.S.S. Elite pro anglers. Set for introduction at the 2015 Bassmaster Classic, these colors fill the Pad Crasher and Poppin’ Pad Crasher lines
with baits that excel in several specific situations.
The three new color patterns are Night Train (black body, blue eyes and legs), Old Smokey (semi-transparent, grey base with black pepper flakes) and Sunburn (brown, copper outlined black spots accented with chartreuse stripes).
Night Train was designed to provide the ultimate in silhouette, helping bass locate the bait in low-light or off-colored water. Bass anglers know that a black lure provides the best visual acuity for bass, and they’ll be riding the Night Train to the weigh in.
On the opposite end of the spectrum, Old Smokey was designed to blend in with the water’s surface and excels in clear water where you really don’t want bass to get a good look. Old Smokey forces bass to strike at the action, not the bait, making it perfect for educated bass (think Guntersville!).
Sunburn’s color pattern matches that of many tree frogs, and hits the silhouette scale right in the middle, making it a good choice for a variety of situations.
Each of these new colors are available in the BOOYAH Pad Crasher and Poppin’ Pad Crasher lineups.