Gary Yamamoto Swimbait
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Proven effective on California lunkers, Gary Yamamoto's Swimbaits are quickly becoming a sensation throughout the U.S. Designed with a slender, minnow-like profile and a large, high-action tail with graduated sections, these Yamamoto Swimbaits are salt-impregnated and offer a nice smooth-and-even fall rate making them the perfect tournament bait. Size: 5"; 5 pack. Size: 3-1/2"; 6 pack.
Rated 4.5 out of 5 by 17
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Acco good item
nice item I loved to use I caught sea bass Every time the effect is more than good.
December 8, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by 1crazycranker Excellent little swimbait
This is an excellent shad imitator. The tail has great swim action. If you rig this bait on one of Yamamoto's swim bait jig heads the bait comes alive with added body action.
October 12, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 Great pike bait!
This is a great bait for pike when you match it up with a 1/2 oz shad style jig head. You can cast it a mile and etreive it fairly quickly without getting hung up in the weeds too badly. Give it a try!
DJ
September 10, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by jbilyeu swim bait
"I like this bait when it is tough out and they just won't hit big baits. You can throw it in grass, rocks, points, docks, etc. It is very versatile and for me it is best on braid when fishing for stripper I would like it see it with some more realistic eyes on it. This is a great choice on a swim jig as well, and not everyone is doing that for sure."
July 30, 2012
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Gary Yamamoto has a specially designed jig head. It looks a little primitive but it really makes the swimbait come alive by giving it body and tail action. Other heads will only result in tail action.
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I like to throw it on a darter head.A:
put a jig head in front and they work wonders
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Use an owner, big hammer, or yamamoto swim bait jig. The yamamoto swimbaits are solid and won't collapse well when using a swimbait hook. I like the big hammer ones with the eyes. 1/2 oz to 1oz size.Details:
Spring smallmouth in Ohio lakes seem to like swimming soft tubes and baits. Which two would be best collors one for stained watter one for clear watter?Answers
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"Usually" the colors that are natural in appearance are best in clear water and those that are dark and give a good profile or bright and are visible are best in stained water.
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For stained go with one of the darker colors and for clear water go with what best matches your baitfish.Details:
The lake i fish has a lot of bluegill and a lot of submerged vegetation.Answers
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i would use the pearl shade
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In clearer water 05 or 06 would be a natural choice to imitate bluegill. In stained water 08 or 18 provides a more defined profile and would be a good choice. If you have real clear water and some sun, 31 wouldn't be a bad color to try in addition to 05 and/or 06. Good luck.1 of 1
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