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Author Topic: Swim baits  (Read 1317 times)

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Offline DDSBYDAY

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   If you are not using these you should start.  Out of desperation a couple of times this year I have thrown these out.  The great thing about them is if you get a hit it is balls to the walls. When fishing is slow throw out a swim bait. 6 inches is not too big.  I'm starting to think 12 inches would  not be to big.  6 days on the water and the only deep bait gobblers were on the swim bait.  The last pic is a 12 inch walleye on a 6 inch swimbait.
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Offline rofferneil

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Thanks.......This helped me alot. Now I'm off to try them out!!!

Offline Bobby Bass

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This time of year I use 6" soft paddle tails as trailers on my 1/2 once spinner baits. Northerns have no problem getting hooked up on them and the other night I caught a 18" bass using the setup.
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