The Final Word: In the end, I believe that this bait is best suited for deep summertime patterns where a large, loud bait is key. It was easy to cast and allowed for a long retreive. Compared to the Lucky Craft MAXX500, I was not as impressed with the bottom contact and the bulkiness needed to reach the specified depths. Ive used the MAXX500 in the same exact area that tested the LVR D-15 and had much better success.

Advantages:

Various great looking colors to choose from.

Quality components. Loud Tungsten rattles.

Casting length and quick reaching depths.

Disappointments:

Didnt catch any bass.

Easily wears you out after numerous casts, even on a 6:3:1 geared ratio reel.

Highest end Lucky Craft price. $18!??

Overall Score:  7.25