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Wakina is right what I was thinking and what I wrote are two different things .the diameter is important,

I did good on humble bee,and fruit dots, so I been painting black heads on everything an adding green hologram, lol! Might just try trolling off the sides save putting boards out!

Jiga-bite
I searched through my book, the closest lure to the dive curve of a bandit and should get real close, is the Rapala deep taildancer ttd-9 , it has the fireline/ braid numbers in...

Well I would say lure design,internal weight, I have lures that dive 8' for instance I have other lures that dive the same depth but have a much larger Bill to get it done, buoyancy, bill angle....

Hey jiga-bite ,I have The pro edition, my book says nothing about braid,but the tests where done with 10/4 fireline, which I checked into,it,actually has a smaller dia. Than braids the same pound...

There you go eiredearie ,read post from Dr.Ed , catching them out the back of the boat,on boards, jets,weight etc.

Good post karloutdoors, I forgot to add that!

I have big board's to get them out to the sides of my boat, but yes , 45'= 12'down, 50= 13, 60=15, 70=16 ,80=17, 100=19, 125=20, 150'=21' 195'=22'down. All cranks have a dive curve bandits just have...

Bandits dive to approximately 22' on their own, most of the fish being caught on them is 45' to 80' of line out, a chart for them is a good thing, when marking fish you want to fish just above them,...