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Video Vault - A-Riggin' BBZ Swimbaits with Bill Siemantel

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Video Vault - Michael Ike Iaconelli on Sam Rayburn Pt. 1

Bill Siemantel's Big Bass Zone

Video Vault - A-Riggin' BBZ Swimbaits with Bill Siemantel

The Spro Swimbait 6 provides anglers with a more compact version of the original 8 swimbait. TheSpro Swimbait 6 is built on the same principles as

SPRO Swimbait 6

Video Vault - Menendez Pre-Spawn Cranking with Chick Magnet

Video Vault - Justin Lucas on Lewis Smith Lake Pt. 4

The Spro Swimbait 8 Slow Sink allows an angler to fish the upper half of the water column. The life like action of the Spro Swimbait 8 Slow Sink comes from the counter balanced pin segments in the joints. This joint system allows the Spro Swimbait 8 Slow Sink to swim with a natural motion. The Spro Swimbait 8 Slow Sink has soft but durable fins and tail section for a lively natural presentation.

Spro Saltwater Swimbait 6 inch, Mackerel

Video Vault - Justin Lucas Grass Fishing with Berkley Slobberknocker

Bill Siemantel's Big Bass Zone

Video Vault - Fishing Berkley Powerbait Jigs with John Cox

The SPRO Swimbait 60 and the SPRO Swimbait 80 attract with their realistic swimming action and array of fish-catching colors. They will take down the largest gamefish with sticky, sharp Gamakatsu hooks. Multi-species will attack the SPRO Swimbait 60! You can work it with a steady, straight retrieve or pause and jerk it for awesome S-turns and other realistic underwater aerobics.

Spro BBZ-1 Swimbait 6 Fast Sinking Wicked Perch

The SPRO Swimbait 60 and the SPRO Swimbait 80 attract with their realistic swimming action and array of fish-catching colors. They will take down the largest gamefish with sticky, sharp Gamakatsu hooks. Multi-species will attack the SPRO Swimbait 60! You can work it with a steady, straight retrieve or pause and jerk it for awesome S-turns and other realistic underwater aerobics.

Spro BBZ-1 60 Swimbait

Video Vault - Targeting Bluegill Eaters on Manasquan with Ike

Bill Siemantel's Big Bass Zone