Simply put, you’ve never fished anything like the Molix Supernato before. The design of the Supernato began with the idea of having a crankbait that you can use inside of heavy cover and tick vegetation as well as open water. Believe it or not, the Supernato has not only pulled this off, but it does so at a variety of depths. The Supernato is the unlikely combination of a crankbait and a hollow body frog. The bait features a soft hollow body with a double pronged hook fitted in a way typical to most hollow frogs, making for a 100% weedless profile. On the front is a clear plastic lip similar to ones frequently seen on squarebill crankbaits that functions as such. The lip gives the Supernato a wide wobble and prominent body roll while it traverses through weeds and grass without being instantly tangled in weeds the way a traditional crankbait would.

Not only does this hybrid crankbait have an innovative design and function, but it also has a unique way of managing its running depth. Hold the Supernato under water and squeeze to waterlog the lure to achieve a deeper diving action. This allows you to fish it around submerged structure and grass without having to worry about snagging the lure. To change back to a topwater approach, simply squeeze the water out of the bait to cruise across the surface while traversing through lily pads and other surface vegetation. Innovative, effective, and versatile, there are few places on the lake that the Supernato cannot reach.