Overview
Delivering plus-sized performance for catching monster-sized bass, the Imakatsu Magnum Gillsonic Lipless Crankbait is a truly oversized lipless crankbait that delivers a commanding presence in the water. Featuring an ultra realistic bluegill profile that includes 3D fins and gill plates, the Imakatsu Magnum Gillsonic Lipless Crankbait utilizes Imakatsu’s signature 3D printing of an actual bluegill taken from Lake Biwa in Japan to deliver an impeccable presentation.
Equipped with double line ties and an additional hanger under the chin, Imakatsu Magnum Gillsonic Lipless Crankbait gives anglers the option to adjust the steepness of the diving angle by simply selecting a different lie tie, as well as, adjusting the sink rate by adding a weight to the front hanger. Finished with a loud internal rattle and armed with sticky sharp Japanese treble hooks, the Imakatsu Magnum Gillsonic Lipless Crankbait is perfect for putting that kicker fish in the boat.
| Imakatsu | Length | Weight | Class |
| Gillsonic Dead Slow Floating | 4.1" | 1.3oz | Slow Floating |
| Gillsonic Sinking | 4.1" | 1.6oz | Sinking |
Previous Feedback
Comments: For $26.99 , this bait shouldn't lose massive chunks of paint on your very first day throwing it. Too bad i couldn't post up a picture in this review to show others the poor quality.
From: Wade 3/3/19
Comments: This became one of my 'goto' lures this year for big pike. By far one of the better producers for this year. I changed out the hooks and the split rings to handle the bigger fish, I would also suggest to add another few coats of finish to protect the paint from toothy fish.
From: Ray - 11/10/18
Comments: This is a very interesting bait. Huge profile for a lipless with a loud deep BB rattle. Definitely will trigger bigger fish and draw strikes in the right conditions, however it is not the best when the weed growth tends to be heavier. Normal lipless cranks can be ripped out of weeds pretty effectively but the bulk of this bait makes it difficult to get that "snap" that allows you to pull free of the weeds. I was fishing on straight braid and tried several rods but still found it difficult to break the lighter weeds free from the hooks.
From: Nick 9/21/18