Spro swimbaits

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Little Green Fish

Sealiner
Been wondering if anybody had used the Spro swimbaits (segmented/multiple jointed) and how they would rate them as an effective lure? These go at around R270 a swimbait and for that kinda money a little more than the usual "IT CAUGHT ME" is needed to persuade me to part with some rhino's (27 of them to be exact)
 
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Johanvc

Sealiner
I have not used the SPro one but have used the one from Strike King and so far it is worth every cent i paid
 
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Little Green Fish

Sealiner
Have you seen the Spro swimbaits? they do look awesome, but like i said it comes in @ R270 so I don 't wanna go spending all that money if it doesn't work?
 
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Johanvc

Sealiner
I have not used the SPro one but have used the one from Strike King and so far it is worth every cent i paid
 
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100% African

Senior Member
I got those and the bigger ones. They are exactly like real fish. The action is amazing. I only used it once for a few throws to test it. Haven't been fishing since I got then. But they amazing in the water. I'm pretty sure if there's a fish big enough to eat it, it will...
 
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Loams

Sealiner
LGF..... Those Storm segmented swimbaits.... I know you have some... Have you actually thrown one of those yet? If not, dont buy the Spro ones LMAO!!!!
 
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Little Green Fish

Sealiner
Loams

I did, many a times, thing is they don't sink, so I can't really get them down below 30cm's, and when retrieved well their soft bodies doesn't give off any noise, so you gotta know that there's a real fish close by or in it's path before you start retrieving.

I've even bought and tried the Kurper immitations from Storm too, same effect as the swimbaits.

 I've bought some serious supersized swimbaits from Berkly, Rapala and some unknown brand, the Berkley's also have soft bodies so does the unknown brand and the Berkley's had some serious interrogations done on them by some busses, the Rapala's did nothing, the only ones (hard-baits) that got some attention was the Strike Pro (green fire figer) but as they get closer (very small ones only) they turn and swim away. 

I'm looking for something for Bass-lake that'll get them busses to chomp down other than the usual grub or kreature bait, going there (hopefully) in the beginning of Dec for the Summer Social (3 day thingy we had in winter).

See why I was enquiring?
 
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