STORM® Kickin' Slab
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These STORM Kickin' Slab jerks are excellent baitfish imitators. Equipped a durable soft plastic body, detailed holographic insert, realistic WildEye® stare, strong polycarbonate lip and an incredibly lifelike swimming action, these jerk baits are rigged with ultra-sharp premium VMC® treble hooks for precise hook sets.
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by fantasia read reviews, modify baits, catch lunkers
like most of you who bought this lure, it was an impulse buy based on looks.. like everyone else, out of the box the slab runs on its side. but unlike other people who swore this lure off, i read all 5 pages of reviews and realized if you modify the slab, by simply deepening already made cuts , the bait works great.. great crank, runs deep, and it looks amazing. up there with huds when it comes to realism. . buy this thing, cut DEEP into the pre made slits, and really free up that tail. this thing will catch you big bass, you got my word.
May 15, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by BassTime Big Bass Catcher
Was an impulse buy and then read the reviews on the way home from my i-phone like a moron. Should have done it in the store. However if i did i wouldnt have bought it.
Like others i modified it out of the package. All i did was take some scissors and snip the joints at the top and bottom of the bait where they meet to free them up.
Quite impressed. Found a bluegill school and first fished a Shadalicious minnow through it and caught 2 nice bass. Switched over to this and landed a 6 lber. I ran the shadalicious through that exact area 10 times and she didnt hit. This monster immediately attacked the kickin' slab. Continued to fish it and caught 5 more bass from it, 4 of em were around 3 lbs. I did catch a 1lber from it, so little bass will attack it also.
August 1, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5Â by fishinfool18 kickin slab
When I saw this in the store it caught my eye with how realistic it looks. I bought one and I am very dissapointed with how it runs. It wants to lay on its side the whole time. I've tried cutting slits in the tail area and that still hasn't solved the problem. I was not impressed with this lure at all.
May 1, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Mike1975 4" Kickin' Slab
I bought several of these baits and could not get them to run straight. After reading a few reviews from buyer's, I made longer cuts in the bait where it has the slits in the tail area. The baits now run like they are supposed to. The only thing I can figure is when they are manufactured, the slits in the molds need to be deeper which helps give the bait more realistic action. I am now going to fish them and hope I have good success with them.
August 3, 2011
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it depends on many fictors such as water visability, season, and temprature all account on what color to use just like use a black/ dark color when water is murkey; but use natural colors when in clear water or bright colors. As for the seasons, when in spring use bright colors as fish dont feed as much during the cold month and a bright color attracts attetion to it and pretty much says "hey i'm here come get me" as when it starts to get warmer vary your colors as one day fish might love bright and the other day might not bight at all on a bright lure as due to the fact is that as the water warms the fish matabalism slows down. As for fall it can be tricky as some fish eat as much as they can and some just stop feeding all togeather as for winter i have no ideanever tryed but good fishing
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don't buy it, its absolutely terrible.... honestly
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