Sinking Swimbaits
The Motion Minnow Swimbait is the perfect solution when live bait isn't available. The segmented body gives it a lifelike movement like a live baitfish. Swimbaits are made of Hard ABS Plastic with a piece of Dyneema® Fiber in between the segmented body, ensuring durability and that the baitfish is given the lively movement. Available in 5.5" | 7.2" | 9.5" with many baitfish patterns to choose from.
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Motion Minnow Subsurface Swimbait swims naturally through the Upper Water Column and hugs the surface, enticing explosive surface strikes from gamefish. Available in 5.5" | 7.2" with many baitfish patterns to choose from. Catch Snook, Redfish, Snapper, Barracuda, Barramundi, Speckled Trout, Largemouth Bass, Striped Bass, Pike, Musky and many others.
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The ultimate slow sinking swimbait, The 3.5" profile is perfect for skinny waters and depths of 1-3 feet. Twitch it, swim it, rip it, and slow roll it - this is the bait that will be your go-to when fish become fickle and need that subtle action to trigger the bite.
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The MiraMira Stickbait fishing lure features stainless steel through-wire construction and is a full sinking lure that "walks the dog" underwater when retrieved at a steady stop and go pace. Stick Baits are available in (7) native bait fish patterns such as Pure Mullet, Croaker, Dorado, Skipjack Tuna, Golden Mullet and Threadfin Herring.
Checkout our 3V or Smash Style Slow Pitch Jigs. Available in 60g - 80g & 150g weight and a variety of our proven fish catching patterns.
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