Our new 'S3' Swim bait Head is now available. You can check out the video at - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0E1t8NHjFqA&feature=share. The 1/2 oz. and 3/4 oz. sizes are in stock. They come with an 8/0 EWG Mustad hook and an over-sized spring keeper. Will work great with your favorite swim bait or large plastic.

saw the action video on fb, sick jig head yall, need some...

Now available at Lake Fork Marina and Oak Ridge Marina!

Right now the lighter heads are gonna be awesome fished up shallow and used for bed fishing. I've been doing real well slow rolling the 1/2 oz with a hollow body swimbait through the pad stems at Monticello the last few trips out there. Here is a short video of just one aspect of the S3 that sets it apart. This bait had already caught seven bass on Monticello and the body was chewed up but it was still locked to the head. Absolutely no super glue was used in rigging the bait.






After the spawn is over and the fish get in their summer patterns the 3/4 and up sizes are gonna really shine. Here's a little story of one of the days I got out to test some prototypes. I was making long casts and fishing a 3/4 oz with both solid and hollow bodies and hopping the swimbait much like you would fish a jig. They were absolutely eating it up and I had several over 4 and 5 lbs so I called a friend who was camping nearby with his dad and told them to get over there the fish were biting and they pulled up right next to me. They were fishing Carolina rigs and drop shots and started catching 12-15 inch fish right next to me. I moved down a little so they could throw exactly where I had been throwing and their results stayed the same as I watched them fish and catch only 2 or 3 fish. After 30 minutes I pulled up next to them and threw exactly where they were throwing and caught a 6.5 the first cast. Second cast caught one almost 4 lbs. They both couldn't believe it. I had to go so I cut off the head I was using and gave them another and a handful of swimbaits. My best 5 for those couple hours was over 29 lbs and best ten was over 50. I text him after I got home and ate and he sent me a pic of one at least 6 lbs and said we caught several of these. I truly believe showing those fish something they weren't used to seeing made a big difference that day, especially on fish that are keying on shad or other baitfish like they were. I'll get the pics off my phone and post them here.

And the pic he sent me

Here is the updated version of the video

saw some today. very nice

Now available at Lake Fork Trophy Lures and en route to Tackle Warehouse.