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Strike King® Pure Poison Swimbaits

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One strike is all it takes!

Strike King's Pure Poison Swimbaits are the deadliest swim jig in the water! The vibrating blade and jig are coupled together with a tough oval split ring to produce an incredible fish-catching action. These Pure Poison Swimbaits features a unique bait keeper to keep the trailer from sliding down the hook. 1/4 oz.

   


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Strike King® Pure Poison Swimbaits - Pearl

Pearl

1/4 oz.

 Model: PRP14-SW-844 38-250-670-44
Your Price (each): $6.49
Out of stock
Strike King® Pure Poison Swimbaits - Electric Chartreuse

Electric Chartreuse

1/4 oz.

 Model: PRP14-SW-860 38-250-670-60
Your Price (each): $6.49
Out of stock
Strike King® Pure Poison Swimbaits - Chartreuse Glow

Chartreuse Glow

1/4 oz.

 Model: PRP14-SW-863 38-250-670-63
Your Price (each): $6.49
In stock

One strike is all it takes!

Strike King's Pure Poison Swimbaits are the deadliest swim jig in the water! The vibrating blade and jig are coupled together with a tough oval split ring to produce an incredible fish-catching action. These Pure Poison Swimbaits features a unique bait keeper to keep the trailer from sliding down the hook. 1/4 oz.

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Do you just reel it in, or twitch it or what?
2 years, 8 months ago
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 - Texas
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No need to twitch it.. If you want, stop and go to keep it in the strike zone.
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 - Florida
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Just reel it in,watch for the vibration in your line,when it reaches the max vibration that seems to be the best speed.
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 - Pa.
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just reel it in --- medium to medium slow- but one night as it was getting dark I started reeling it super fast so it even broke the surface occasionally and I got a big blow up on it- I didn't hook him but the incident is worth noting---
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I try to figure out who the fish want it. Most strkes seem to come on a steady retrieve. Speed of retrieve seems to be the variable. If the fish are shallow and aggressive, I put the rod tip up and increase the retireve. When bass are in the jumps I slow down a bit and with a steady retrieve through the bait fish.
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