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Active catfish lure for murky water
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| Name | 50g 16cm Cranker firetiger sinking |
| EAN | 4029569313754 |
| MPN | 3548001 |
| Brand | Black Cat |
| Lure length | 16cm |
| Lure weight | 50g |
| Color | Firetiger |
| Lure type | Wobbler / crankbait |
| Running depth | 0-5m |
| Swimming Action | sinking, flank & flash |
| Hook Configuration | multiple trebles |
| Water Conditions | murky water |
| Rigging options | treble hook |
| Rattle Type | built-in rattle |
| Transport length | 16cm |
| Target fish | Catfish |
| UV-active | Yes |
It is designed for active catfish fishing with a hardbait, both for casting and for trolling from the boat.
Supplier information states a running depth of up to 5 m, which suits deeper zones in rivers, canals, and lakes.
All variants share the same size, weight, action, and depth. The main difference is colour, so choose the pattern that best matches water clarity, light level, and your confidence bait style.
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The Black Cat Cranker is built for catfish anglers who want a hardbait that stays visible and audible in demanding conditions. Its tight, flanking action, sinking presentation, and built-in rattles help it stand out when casting or trolling.
The lure measures 16 cm and weighs 50 g. It runs down to about 5 m, which makes it useful for working deeper zones in rivers, canals, and lakes where catfish patrol along edges and channels.
UV-active colours and the internal rattle system add both visual and acoustic attraction. This combination is especially useful in murky water, on dull days, at dusk, and during night sessions.
Each variant comes fitted with two strong, sharp treble hooks. The fixed hardbait body delivers a narrow but noticeable swimming pattern that imitates a medium-sized prey fish.
All variants share the same running characteristics, weight, and depth range. The choice comes down mainly to colour, so you can match visibility and contrast to your water conditions and confidence pattern.
