kicknbass
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Looks different, doesn't Storm have something similar? Was flippling channels two weeks ago and saw a Bill Dance using it. He claims it catches fish when the bite is off. However, I don't know how true this is but he was catching some nice ones.
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Mine isn't as elaborate, just some stuff I have collected over the course of a couple of years. I don't own a boat so I tend to travel light.
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Dude, you are a lucky man! ;D
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That 's the point, you are willing to sacrifice the cost of the bait in order to get anywhere from 1 to like you said, 10-12 fish, to you and to me they are well worth the investment, to other people either because they don 't have dough to purchase them or that have the opinion that the cost is too high or both they are not worth the investment, it 's either their pocket or their mentality, if you are in that group then soft plastic swimbaits are not for you, get something more durable like a hard swimbait, it 's going to cost you but it 's going to last a lot more. Don 't know about pike and fish like that, but gar, man those things are mean, they don 't puncture and rip the bait, they slice it in half, they 've got more and sharper teeth, pretty much like an electric knife with attitude. :-X I would have to agree, it depends on how much you're willing to spend. Man gar sounds like an awesome fight...I just came back from the Caribbean and had a barracuda tear up a top-water bait; the teeth on those fish are menacing.
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Hey Raul, You are right, softbaits do take a beating from toothly critters. However, I usually can catch about 10 to 12 bass on one swim bait before it starts deteriorating and these fish rather impressive and can push 5 to 10 pounds.
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All hail alpha!! cool garage man! is there anyroom for the car?
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Hey all, Was breezing threw, and as a new member, thought it would be good to throw in my two cents in this thread. I have used storms new kickin slab and have found it to be a piece of junk. My greatest success comes from Tsunamis bluegill imitation; they cost about 4 buck a pop but are worth it if you dont want to spend the extra cash. I have found these to be the most consistant compared to the storm swimbait offerings.
