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I’ve had some of my best Swimbait days on post frontal conditions. To the point where I was actually seeking out these conditions. I seemed to do best on relatively large baits fished slow. I fished the 8” bottom hook rising son, the 3:16 heavy floater BAA. And the 3:16 10” floating freestyle. All worked slowly.

I caught a bunch of fish the other day pond hopping with the Cl8bait water vole

Thanks man!!!

I’ll try this if the list is still open

For sure man, I agree , the keitech seem to be like the senkos of the paddle tails , productivity wise

Not gonna lie if I saw a 20lber , jigs and live bluegill would be very tempting lol, but for the sake of being on a Swimbait forum, what swimbaits would yall throw?

This topic might have been covered already but I’ve used the search function and don’t see it. What baits do yall think have the best chance of catching a true monster bass? (Styles of baits or specific baits) Bass im talking 15-20 Lbs, or even a world record. I know the first thing everyone is gonna say is hudds or similar soft baits , maybe some glides like deps 250. But what other baits do yall think have a good shot? I see a lot of baits catching numbers or even DDs but very few catch fish in this size range, granted there are obviously way fewer fish in this size range. I’m thinking if you were actually to target fish only of this caliber, that you maybe should really limit the baits you are throwing as alot of them haven’t proven them selves to catch giants. The first and biggest obstacle would be actually fishing in a fishery that is either capable or proven itself to support fish of this size. But if the planets have aligned and you are in this place and have located some 20Lbers, what baits are you gonna throw?. Should you stick strictly to soft baits and not try hard baits? (Of course a lot of it will be decided by the situation/conditions). What are your thoughts?