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It looks like it wouldnt have a lot of action and with the way they describe it being used for a shakey head bait it doesnt sound like a lot of action either. But who knows until you try it right?

Ill have to check that out thanks.

Wow I can't belive I didn't think of that Thanks but there is some sandy bottom which is where I was mainly flipping but they still would just stare at it.

Can I shakey head over weed beds? I know that I "can" but am I supposed to? I went to a local pond that is about 2 feet deep in most areas (this place holds some decent fish) with 1 foot being weeds. I was throwing one of my new NSCB Swim Jigs with no luck (even though the water temp is fairly warm) so I switched to a 3/8 ounce standard shakey head with a 5" paca craw in the summer craw color. I could see some fish and I was kind of flipping to them but they wouldn't take it. My bait was totally weedless but still was gettin hung up on the line which is not a problem but still they just wouldn't take it :-?.

Thats a good lookin jig to me and the bucketmouths

Best idea yet ;D

Just got my new swimjigs from NSCB. Can't wait to get into these with all of the new trailers I just got. It's gunna be something special hopefully. 8-)

That price makes me sick!

Thanks for that information, I didn't think about that aspect of the wide gap hook being at the level of the line tie. And yea that color was the one i was looking at the most.

And why is that?

Has anyone ever tried these? In the picture I can't tell if they have the rubber band (they probably aren't hand tied) but they look pretty good and they have soem good color choices. Also they have the wide gap hook and thats something I think jig makers should look more in to.

I have a couple of these baits and they are really amazing with tremendous action.

I use a little 1/16th ounce worm weight and it doesn't take any of the action away and it sink a lot faster.

You have the best jigs out and theres no doubt about that. Are you trying to get them in stores such as Bass Pro or Gander Mountain because they would have to stop buying from all of the other companies that make them and only carry yours because they are masterpieces!! and everyone would want to buy yours and yours only.

IMO, the craw bug has no action and is mainly used for tube type rigging if im not mistaken. :-?

You tell em ;D ;D

Yea I saw the video on TW and when he said it was a good swim jig trailer I was like I have to have that and I checked TW and they didn't have it so i then found another website that does and will probably order some soon.

Haha yea thats how i found the website by typing in netbait kickin b in google.

Does anyone use this website? It has some of the same stuff and different stuff then *** and the prices are decent.

Anyone have anything good to say?

I personally haven't used either baits but when I went on tacklewarhouse.com and saw the color selection for the paca craws and chunks, i was instantly hooked. I ordered some colors i didn't even need : ;)

Where is that malaleucia lake you are talking about?? I need to know haha. I fish a drainage canal behind my grandparents house that is 2 feet deep at it's deepest point and I have pulled out a five pounder. But it has sooooooo many weeds. What area of Port St Lucie is it around?

I use either a Strike king Bitsy Bug or Strike King Bitsy Flip (both work well) 1/4 oz. These swim really good which was surprising to me. As for Trailers I have just started using jigs and am experimenting. I have tried zoom chunks (decent), zoom fat albert grub (excellent), Gandermountain 4 in. beavers (not my favorite), and I just picked up some Yum Wooly Hawgtails.

I'm young only 15 and just started fishing about 2 months ago. I was like soft plastics are ehhh. I always had my inline spinners and spinners on. One day I was fishing with my dad, grandpa, and little brother with a strike king mini spinner in white and yellow. It was a slow day only 2 tilapia and then all of the sudden I get a huge hit 3 feet from the shoreline and I saw the fish and didn't know what it was. I lost it and was pretty upset but then 2 casts later it was the same fish and it was big. It was a 7 pounder even!! I was stoked and so excited seeing that I have never really been bass fishing except for one other time and I caught a 5 pounder then but this was what got me hooked. Anyways it was a beast and I was thinking to myself "spinnerbaits for life". But I was fishing with this guy who always fishes where I fish and he rigged me up with a strike king shim - e - stick. First three casts I missed two and one got off. I left rite then to go get more soft plastics. I caught another 7 pounder last weekend. I have cellphone pics but don't know how to get them on here but man they were big!! Thanks for listening