Heddon Sonar Flash Hard Bait

About This Item

Excellent for bass, stripers, crappie, walleyes and pike, the Sonar Flash Hard Bait features super reflective sides for a flash that attracts fish from a distance. In addition, three line-tie holes allow you to fish the Heddon® Sonar Flash Hard Bait using different techniques.

FEATURES:

  • Three line-tie holes, positioned for different fishing techniques
    • Front hole tie for casting and fishing shallower water
    • Middle hole tie for vertical jigging
    • Back hole tie for trolling or casting to deeper water
  • Super reflective sides adds flash to attract fish from a distance
  • Excellent for bass, stripers, crappie, walleyes and pike
  • Brand : Heddon
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Style : 433
  • DSG Pro Tips
Product WarningWARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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REVIEWS

4.5
100%
Recommended

6 Reviews

Dave from burg

Great Color

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Snagged it on second cast. But the chartreuse color and action looked like a walleye killer. I'd buy again

Ssteve

Received incentive

Work Well For Lake Trout

They are much too expensive but work great so I still buy them.

Paul

Nice Lure For My Return To Fishing

I hadn't been fishing in nearly 25 years. While searching the internet, I found a recommendation for the Sonar. I bought two 433s. I was fishing from the shore at Put-in-Bay, OH in Lake Erie. I had never caught anything on an artificial bait or lure...in my life. In about two hours I caught about 6-8 sheepshead (exciting, but fun to be catching something), a white bass, and a very good size smallmouth.Not a bad return to the sport.

Paul

Success My First Time Out

I hadn't been fishing in about thirty years, and upon a recommendation on the internet, I purchased a couple of Sonar 433's. One "fluorescent green" and the other in "perch." I fished off a pier at Put-in-Bay, OH in Lake Erie. I'd never caught anything on an artificial bait or lure in my previous fishing years.I varied my retrieves and using a steady retrieve I started getting hits. In two hours I landed 6-8 sheepshead (not a glamor fish, I know, but fun after 30 years away!), a white bass and a couple smallmouth (one threw the hook in the water though.)I was quite pleased, and with clear water at my location I could see the action. I liked it and obviously so did the fish. I'll have to by a new fluorescent green one, though, as my line broke at the not while bringing one fish in. The fish swam off with the lure still in its mouth. Some lucky fisherman will get a lure.

P H.

Gave A Nice Re-entry Into Fishing

I hadn't been fishing in about thirty years - since my mid-Twenties. I had two of these on the recommendation of someone in a forum so where on the web. I had never caught anything on an artificial bait or lure, but as I was on a vacation and couldn't carry much, those were what I had to work with.I found a pier at Put-I Need-Bay, Ohio (western Lake Erie) and attached one of the chartreuse Sonar 431's I bought for the trip. I thought I felt a strike, but chalked it up to wishful thinking.

Jerry

Love The Blue Flitter

Use many colors of Heddon Sonar, but when Walleye seem to be a little sluggish and picky, the Blue Flitter is the secret weapon they can't seem to resist. No matter what your jigging with, it's a good idea to have one or two of these in your tackle box.

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