I would like to know where to get an MS for $50. TW does not carry them. The best deal I can find on one is used and just under $100. Its a smaller one.

Please shoot me some links to the $50 ones.

Thanks

You're not likely to find a 9" slammer for that cheap, but you can find 7 and 9's for $75-100.

https://swimbaitunderground.com/forums/index.php?/forum/3-black-market/

http://swimbaitcity.com/html/store.htm#ms

Any of you all fish the Working Class Zero Citizens or Battle Shads? I cant talk myself into trying them for the price! wondering if anyone can do that for me! LOL

Pulling the Trigger on this guys stuff once he gets my color poured. Not the same, but the tail action was good on this one and a bit more fairly priced

https://www.instagram.com/chr.swimbaits/

Yes it was.

LOL , TOTAL BS....BS= BIG SWIMBAIT

Hogfather on a wind blown clay point = Toad!

Chet, you’re not following the rules of blacking out your fishing spot! Remember you posting this picture a long while back. Didn’t notice the surroundings until now. I recognize that PK cove. Prolly lots of others do too! Nice bloody tailed swimbait fish!

Lake Austin circa '13'. We were catching 8-9s on 5" swimbaits before the carp then it became a mud pit for SB fishing.

Aaah. Good ole Working Class Zero (baits available). Complete joke. Would try one if they existed.

Oliver Nguy from Big Bass Dreams. Has some massive catches in Texas on big baits. They aren't stupid if they work.

Have fished the Battle Shad 9.0 and the 7.6. Both bit a lot, no hook ups. Same thing I hate about the Hudd. Had two Citizens that fell apart while rigging them. Going to give them another try. Wouldn't buy another Battle Shad though. Okay,, maye the 7.5. It got bit a looooooot.

Save yourself the money..

"Big" is a subjective word. My personal favorite "big swimbait" is the 6" weedless Boom Boom by Optimum. When I bought them I thought there was no way anything less than 8 pounds would eat it but boy was I wrong. To me the bait looks gigantic but to the Bass it must look like a Little Debbie because it gets bit way more than I would have ever dreamed, and by Bass of all sizes. Its pretty much the only "big swimbait" I throw now. Im not joking when I say I have hundreds of them now. I even had to sell some of them last year just so I could consolidate them all in to 2 storage containers........then I found about 20 more packs of them in another storage tub.

My best advice is to pick one or two baits you really like and then get to know those baits. I got to the point I didnt like any of the hooks on the market for the Boom Boom so I started making my own weighted hooks based on the Owner Beast hook. That allowed me to weight the hook in the exact spot I wanted to get the best action out of the bait. The more you throw your bait the more you learn about them.