Question on Bait

[TravisRush]

I recently went down to Arizona for baseball and my dad and I visited the Bass Pro Shop down there. They were putting on this exhibit where a guy fishes in the little trout pond/stream they have built into it, and he was using this lure that was shaped like a trout and about 6 inches in length. It was able to move freely in the water and had two or three hooks in it. I want to try one out but forget the name. Can someone help?

[A9]

Rapala or some other jerkbait/swimbait most likely...

[gpc]

Yep sounds like a swim bait to me. Was it a hard or soft bodied type of bait?

[Toni]

Go to Bass Pro Shop web site. They probably have it featured somewhere on it.

[TravisRush]

Swimbait sounds familiar. it was semi-soft bodied. Any input?

[iPodrodder]

Castaic or Huddleston swimbait? I would hazard a guess at Castaic.

[carl]

''Hard-bodied, jointed swimbaits are the hot lures for 2008''[/b]
says Field&Stream Tru-Tungsten, Lucky Craft, and Castaic
where the top three. The Lucky Craft lure has real fish skin
epoxy-coated body how cool is that. They only cost about
20-60$ each. Ouch! They sure look real

[2000subaru]

Look at http://www.swimbaitnation.com/ and check out tthe manufactures listed. You might come across what you saw.