B.A.S.S. Tournament

[LittleLuey]

I saw a little bit of that this weekend. Did anyone see it?

they had a pro talking about the swimbaits, they were traying them out in a pool and this bait was maybe 6" long and it had a very realistic motion, at one point the guy made it turn 180º to "look back", that is sick!
Has anyone use those large swimbaits and what is your opinion?
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[fsh4fun05]

One of my biggest largemouth was caught on a swimbait. They are starting to get popular with the pros after they have caught a nice weigh-in weight but are looking for that fat kicker to finish it off. I like using the smaller swimbaits just because the are a little more easier to cast and less splash but I've been called a sissy fisherman because I prefer lighter baits. Swimbaits may not produce numbers but you can bet on size. Big fish eat other fish.
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[tubeN2]

I have never seen a swimbait that can do a 180 degree turn. That must be something.

I do use lots of the bigger swimbaits too. Mostly the 9 to 12" lengths for LMB and Stripers.

I do use some of the smaller ones in the ocean since size doesn't matter there.

I do like the Castaic Swim baits, Huddlestons and the Matt Lures.[cool]
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[bendopolo]

Super Stretchy is a swimbait...
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[tubeN2]

It sure is but I didn't want to give out all the Cali secrets.[]
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