Carp/Golden Shiner swimbait
These Seg Swimbaits actually have very good action with either a fast or slow retrieve. They weigh about 1 oz and are medium-slow sinkers. I like this baby carp color that can also be seen as a Golden Shiner. Now if they catch fish or not, I'll have to find out. The price was right, about $8.
I heard these spin quite a bit on a good cast. Is that true? I thought about getting one a while back.
I like those swimbaits. I have several in different patterns. You'll find just about every variety available here on wlure (also on ebay).
Tried filming their action a while back, not the greatest video, old camera: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wMoTnVQShA
These lures were originally marketed by ABT and reviewed by TackleTour. They liked 'em, nailed bass on 'em: http://www.tackletour.com/reviewabtbanshee.html
Now, you can find unbranded ones all over for considerably less than the initial price. They swim very well too!
RealFishBait has a version with the brush/broom tail,: http://www.realfishbaitcompany.com/r...r-60-sink.html
Yeah, they have lots of colors/baitfish, including several kinds of trout, bass, and a great Black Crappie, but no Bluegill. You would think that pattern would be pretty popular.
oh wow, that's really good looking. I personally think the red is a bit much, but bass dont care about accuracy
You should just be happy there's a Swimbaits you can afford lol!Originally Posted by smokehound
oh wow, that's really good looking. I personally think the red is a bit much, but bass dont care about accuracy
i thought you only fished for carp lol
Bah. I've got the money to purchase them, now. lol My lil business is starting to evolve.
Hahaha. Nah that day you saw me, i was exhausted from a whole day of spottie and hali fishing, and i was sunburnt to a lobster-red.
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