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But if that is the case, why do northern bass anglers still tie on a red crankbait in the spring
Sand lances ( ammondytes americanus ) are most commonly referred to as sand eels and they are a primary food source for most of our popular target species including striped bass, bluefish and weakfish (not to mention fluke and tuna!) When this bait species inhabits our inshore waters striped bass in particular will get very selective in terms of what they eat

Available in 20lb, 30lb, 40lb, 50lb, 60lb and 80lb

Conditions: Hot, sunny days when bass are buried deep in cover

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