Same here and it's still basically brand new I threw it about 20 times at Falcon and never used it again.... I have lots of RCs and I believe they are worth every penny in fact I'll trade the King Shad for any RC bait if anybody wants it.

$22 or so also for a King Shad.

20.00 for a tru-tungsten swimbait. I love e'm though! I've got 4 or so

probably 22.00 or so on a strike king king shad... my dad used it the first time at amistad 2nd cast won big bass of the day and we split 500 bucks lol so it was a good buy

100.00 custom swimbait down at amistad, it's super sick and I have already caught 2 8s on it, I have a ton of the Tru-Tungsten Tru-Life swimbaits and they seam to work just as good and are availible in more colors and you can work the water column with one bait!

I just paid $50 for a JSJ floating bluegill swimbait that was used once, but in perfect condition, when it sells for $80 normally.

You can get the new G2 versions of the Shell Craker for $19 . These type swim baits were designed specificly to catch fish over 10#... how much is a 10+ or SAL worth to you?

http://blackdogbaits.com/store/shellcracker/

$18.95 + tx. back in 1994 for a Castaic Swimbait. Still have it, never had a bite on it.

I wouldn't have even bought them if it weren't for seeing with my own eyes. Last Feb we pulled up to an area at Falcon and the guide said, "Here, start chunking these and reel it just fast enough to feel the wobble." I thought this will probably be a waste of time. After fishing this certain flooded area for about an hour we had boated a 9 1/4lb, 8 3/4lb, 7lb, and three 4lbers. I couldn't fricking believe it! Since then I have yet to catch a bass on them, but I probably haven't fished it longer than two hours the whole year. I have caught two big catfish at Monticello on it but that's it.

I have King Shads, Rio Ricos, Lucky Crafts, Spros etc, etc. But I think the most expensive bait in my box is a plastic worm. The Jackall Flick Shake. Cost is $5 for 7 worms. Of those 7 worms you might only catch 4 or 5 bass, and chances are 3 or 4 of those will be peanuts. So basically you are spending $5 for 1 good bite on this worm, and that isn't counting the jig cost that goes with it. But they have saved me from going home empty handed more than once and I have won a tournament or two with them, so I keep a few bags in the boat. Don't use them often because of the expense, but when I pull them out they tend to generate a few bites where other lures have failed. So while I have spent up to $25 on a single hard bait, I will catch more quality fish over their life than I will with 5 bags of Flick Shakes.

85 bucks for an old wiggle wart on e bay

$16 or so for a LC.

I have two Falcon boxes filled with LC. I don't carry much tackle in my boat.

$65. original AC Plug signed by Alan Cole