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RE:"Swimbaits coming out for the 2009 Season-Post your finds here"

Post by ChrisB » Thu Nov 27, 2008 10:13 pm

Oh no, just saw 20% off everything at Monstertackle also. They sold out of Energy spinning reels though #-o
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Post by ICSpots » Wed Dec 03, 2008 7:56 pm

If you have any problems with Mattlures or any other bait maker, I suggest contacting the manufacturer or dealer directly before airing them out in public on a forum such as Swimbaitnation, etc. If you don't get a satisfactory response in a reasonable amount of time (a week or so?), then go ahead and post away if you want. The swimbait makers and dealers (both local and national) that I have dealt with have been more than willing to make good on a replacing a bait that doesn't run right.

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Post by ChrisB » Thu Dec 04, 2008 11:42 am

ICSpots wrote:If you have any problems with Mattlures or any other bait maker, I suggest contacting the manufacturer or dealer directly before airing them out in public on a forum such as Swimbaitnation, etc. If you don't get a satisfactory response in a reasonable amount of time (a week or so?), then go ahead and post away if you want. The swimbait makers and dealers (both local and national) that I have dealt with have been more than willing to make good on a replacing a bait that doesn't run right.

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Amen !!! BTW, who are you Tim, sounds you know what you're talking about :cheers:
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Post by ICSpots » Thu Dec 04, 2008 4:34 pm

I'm just a guy who was happy to find that trout anglers will give you a very wide berth if you chuck 8-inch swimbaits. :-$

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Post by fishnislife » Thu Dec 04, 2008 5:44 pm

ICSpots wrote:I'm just a guy who was happy to find that trout anglers will give you a very wide berth if you chuck 8-inch swimbaits. :-$

Then your already liked around here Tim. Kick off your shoes and stay awhile. What have you found to be your most productive swimbait here in the NW?

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Post by ICSpots » Thu Dec 04, 2008 8:04 pm

I was shorebound this year so I'm going to stretch the term "productive" in making my list. I'm using Rob Belloni's calfishing.com "Reviews" page as my basis for identifying swimbaits. Baits (7) and (8) were "productive" elsewhere:

(1) BBZ-1 - This is a bait that stops trout anglers from wandering over and asking questions

(2) 8-inch Triple Trout - I was lucky to look up just in time to see an osprey changing course to check it out.

(3) 7-inch MS Slammer X2 - A favorite of one 9-inch largemouth

(4) Tru-Tungsten Tru-Life 7.5-inch Swimbait - Pulled a ~6 lb largemouth out from under a dock

(5) 3:16 Baby Wake - Pulled the same (?) ~6 lb largemouth in from deepter water towards same dock a week later

(6) Rago Generic Mouse - Rising trout love the tail

(7) ABT Lures 4-inch Shad Ripbait - Who would have thought a 2-3 lb yellow bullhead would crush it (MN)

(8) 7-inch MS Slammer X2 - It was dark and I couldn't see the bait or the large blowup in the general area of the bait but I'm going to count it as I successfully resisted setting the hook after a couple of fishless days (AL)



I hope to get around to posting some information about "new" swimbaits in the next week or so. I'm not sure how many folks get around to other swimbait related sites so I've compiled a list of new baits and other baits that people may not be aware of. Hopefully somebody else will find it interesting to see different baits from various places.

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Post by BassinBomber » Fri Dec 05, 2008 5:17 am

ICS,..post your other "Swimbait" realted sites here for all 2 see,..I know of a couple but more 2 view would be nice,..thanks bro and welcome 2 the site,..looking forward 2 your posts!

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Post by ChrisB » Mon Dec 15, 2008 5:51 pm

Heres my latest swimbait. Its a custom painted bbz shad. I have a Tru Tungsten perch on the way also, so one perch in each should get me by. I paid $35 shipped for the BBZ, not too bad considering the stock bait is $20.

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Post by SPARKY101 » Mon Dec 15, 2008 6:48 pm

Hey CB Is that the only hook placement,or is there a way of adding stinger hook..or would you not need one for that small of swimmy..
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Post by RB » Mon Dec 15, 2008 7:26 pm

thats the only hook. You shouldn't need a stinger as its only a 4 inch bait

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Post by ChrisB » Mon Dec 15, 2008 9:23 pm

RB wrote:thats the only hook. You shouldn't need a stinger as its only a 4 inch bait
Exactly. I agree with RB. Its only got one hook, and I'm sure it will stick a Smallie just fine. Tru Tungsten's has two hooks, so take your pick.
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Post by SPARKY101 » Mon Dec 15, 2008 9:50 pm

HAHA CB you call me out like im a smb fisherman hmm.....:-$ Its ok i get that alot..Is that going to be your LW smallie lure:-" but hopefully this year in the capital city bass club i learn more of being a bass fisherman..than just a fisherman for bass...oh and hopefully me and bmd hook something up this weekend....anyone else bravin the cold fronts:colors:
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Post by kevinb » Mon Dec 15, 2008 9:51 pm

Well done Chris! Whats the length of that? It looks awesome..might even be a good musky bait too..hmmmnnn :-k

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Post by ChrisB » Tue Dec 16, 2008 7:45 am

Its only 4 inchs long. I'm keeping it far away from them muskies :cyclops:
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Post by BassinBomber » Tue Dec 16, 2008 8:55 am

Chris,..that Perch pattern should do very well in WaWa/Sammy and anywhere else that Perch are preyed upon by Bass,..I always do well with my lures that represent Perch,..! Definately gonna have 2 pick 1 up!

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Post by skeeter bassin » Tue Dec 16, 2008 11:34 am

Been having an eye on them Chris. How does the paint look on them?
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Post by ChrisB » Tue Dec 16, 2008 1:21 pm

The paint looks pretty good. I'd love to go see how durable they are.
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Post by bpm2000 » Tue Dec 16, 2008 4:42 pm

Be prepared to wait for that slow sink to get down to depth. They weren't kidding when they said slow.

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Post by SPARKY101 » Tue Dec 16, 2008 4:53 pm

CB CB CB Man going for them low blows at the club....HawgHunters man ive met a couple guys from there,1 of them serious rookie forget his name though but hes like 7' tall:-" Do you know any of the guys from CCBC..So you gonna head out this weekend and give the new swimmy a throw to see how it works..or to the nearest YMCA pool..i would like to know how it work as far as action and balance as to reeling in.Im gonna try to get a couple for tourney box, but im not a big swimbait guy so dont really want to just go trow 50$ on just any 2 or 3 and call it good...
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Post by fishnislife » Tue Dec 16, 2008 7:07 pm

Don't forget about the OG of swimbaits the AC Plug. They have some killer baits (revised and new) that will hammer the bass in '09. But hey, what do I know?
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