Salmo Hornet lure crankbait Red Tail Shiner RTS

Salmo Hornet Wobbler: If you are looking for a lure able to catch virtually anything that swims in water, look no further - the Hornet hits the bull's-eye! Small, fast and deadly efficient, with a sting in the tail – that's what anglers from countries all over the world say about this lure. A reputation well earned! Feel the perfect,fast and aggressive action of your Hornet. Feel the buzz right up your rod and straight to your heart. Keep yourself focused as a strike will surely come – it's only a matter of time!

It might not look it, but this little crankbait is totally revolutionary. Made from high density foam, not flimsy balsa wood or hollow plastic. The Hornet is a super durable crankbait that will catch you hundreds of fish without falling apart. The Hornet's rod shaking action triggers fish like walleye, crappie, bass and trout. Ideal for trolling and casting with great success. By far, the Salmo Hornet is the best multi-species fish catcher you'll ever own.

How to fish with Hornet

These lures are excellent for upstream fishing: just keep the retrieve speed slightly faster than the current speed. They also work well fished downstream, hold the lure in place over deeper spots where you expect the larger specimens to be. For lakes and reservoirs they are great for both trolling and casting. It is absolutely vital that you use the correct tackle for the Hornet - light and sensitive rods, tiny snaps and swivels, and the finest line you can manage will deliver the best performance.

Sinking Hornets? It might very well be the most revolutionary thing to hit crankbait fishing in years. Think about it, if the bass are in 25 feet of water, it is nearly impossible for a crankbait to run that deep with a cast. With a sinking Hornet, you can fish in 30 feet of water with a small profile lure with ease. Spots, smallmouth and largemouth bass anglers catching fish like crazy but you won't here them say a word about this deadly technique because they want to win tournaments!

Always use a snap or loop knot when fishing with and Salmo Hornet.