The best cb I have found for coming thru wood and bumping cover is the LC RC 1.5. They have the tightest wiggle of any other square-billed crank I know of. That is great in clear to stained water. I even like them in muddy water because they deflect the best. I love the 2.5 and 3.5s as well, but they have #2 hooks, while the 1.5 has #4 hooks. Needless to say, the 2.5 and 3.5 hang up more than the 1.5. But still, the 2.5 is still better than any others I have used. But I especially love the tighter wiggle. Looks more natural to finicky bass

I am not a big cb user, but I have caught some nice fish on the Bandit 100 series. It bounces its way through wood better than anything I've used and seems to be very durable. I've not used any LC. They cost a little more than I'm willing to spend. I did spend 3.50 each on a couple Bouya jigs the other day though... :

The best cb I have found for coming thru wood and bumping cover is the LC RC 1.5. They have the tightest wiggle of any other square-billed crank I know of. That is great in clear to stained water. I even like them in muddy water because they deflect the best. I love the 2.5 and 3.5s as well, but they have #2 hooks, while the 1.5 has #4 hooks. Needless to say, the 2.5 and 3.5 hang up more than the 1.5. But still, the 2.5 is still better than any others I have used. But I especially love the tighter wiggle. Looks more natural to finicky bass

If tight wiggle is your thing, you might give Zoom WEC Wobbler a try.  

I'm also a big fan of tighter wiggling round baits - especially in clearer water.  The Zoom is based on the old "Charlie-O" from the 70's - a killer plug in it's own right if you ever run across one.  

Luhr-Jensen Speed-Trap is also one of the best tight wigglers out there.....and cheap.  

 

I agree 100% with Dink whisperer.The Strike King series 4s is awesome.I've been changing the hooks with some Mustad Tripple Grip 2X #6 and I have been hanging em.Sexy Shad is my favorite color.