Does anyone use the snap swivels anymore. Or do you just tie the lure on?

i might use one from time to time but 80% of the time i know what i want to use and stick with it so i dont have much need for them.

I always use plain snaps....without the swivels. This gives most cranks and hard baits their intended action as well as making it easier for me to switch baits.

NEVER use a snap swivel! Way too much hardware.

I only use snap swivels with in-line spinners.

Once in a great while I'll use one on a jigging spoon but not very often.

Regular snaps to change out treble hook baits,  chatterbaits and spinnerbaits baits.

Makes for a fast change of baits without the time to tie a knot.

Swivels on baits that twist, like Rooster Tails and grubs to help with line twist. 

the only thing i use snap swivels for is connecting the swivel end to the top of a bobber and bending the snap out aways to hang from my line a little ways down from the tip , on my catfish setup , i use it as a line alarm ( to detect a bite ) while i'm fishing another rod !!! 

Does anyone use the snap swivels anymore. Or do you just tie the lure on?

Depends on what the lure is. But,,I do not use "Snap Swivels",,just a snap,and that snap is a Berkley Crosslock.

I use Berkley Cross Lock snaps for medium to deep diving crankbaits.  Easy to swith baits and they are very strong.