Performance: I've been fishing Lucky Craft's RTO Crank off and on for a year or two now since being handed one by Takahiro Omori himself at ICAST one year. My set up of choice is a high speed reel spooled with braid, but I've fished this bait on nylon monofilament and fluorocarbon with equal success.

On the surface, this looks like another typical lipless crank.

Castability: Lipless baits with rattles, in general, just seen to cast better than those without. Those internal beads act as a point of ballast shifting to the direction of your cast and really directing your bait through the air. The RTO Crank benefits from this system and is a very easy bait to cast.

On the inside, we see there are three distinct rattling chambers.

Slow and High Speed: This bait creates a lot of disturbance in the water that you can really feel through your rod tip - especially when using braid - whether at slow or high speeds. It does not blow out at super high speeds either.

Taking a slight side view, we see the RTO's head is quite wide.

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