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The Evoke crankbait family was designed for fishing cover. They are born from the concept that crankbaits “must be a tool” to fish around cover and enhance your fishing success with crankbaits.
These are crankbaits that can be fished in areas that most would only throw jigs or Texas-rigs. They excel around targets like bushes, laydowns, and other obstacles. These baits can be fished just about anywhere.
■ Evoke 1.2 Diving Depth – 4-ft on 12-16-pound fluorocarbon.
Each part of the bait was carefully thought of during design. The lip design and thickness of the crankbait walls were made to create the right balance, action and buoyancy.
They have a unique action and a buoyancy that is impossible with standard plastic crankbaits. Even after deflection, it floats up perfectly to trigger bites. Even casting distance has been addressed and even with a fixed weight system, it excels at casting distance and accuracy.
HOOKS
The hook size and placement for all of the Evoke crankbaits is dependent on the bait and how deep the lure dives.
The 3.0 includes a #2 hooks and the 2.0 includes a #3 hooks, which is due to the fact that many strikes occur at the maximum diving depth. The 1.2 model uses a #4 at the rear and #6 in front to reduce snags.
RETRIEVE
The balance and buoyancy of these baits have been refined to avoid snagging obstacles and maximize the diving angle. When the bait hits an object, you can be sure that it will deflect and then get back on track.
The clicking sound that the bait makes is a by-product of the lure’s action and retrieve speed. The Evoke is a secret weapon for pro angler Kenta Kimura.
TRUE TUNE
All lures are checked carefully before shipping, but we recommend tuning to maximize the performance of the bait. If the bait is running to the left, move the eye to the right. Use pliers to carefully make adjustments.
High temperature caution
Take caution to where you store your baits as they can become deformed or cracked due to the expansion of the air during high temperatures. Keep them out of direct sunlight and in hot places like the inside of vehicles or tackle boxes stored during the warmer months as we are not responsible for damages caused due to storing lures in high temperatures.
