Big Bite Baits "Warmouth"

[prov1900]

I had some luck with this bait this year, but was wanting to know, if anyone else fishes it, what you use for jig head, size and style. I was using a 2/0 shakey head with the screw lock. It seemed to work, however within a number of casts it would bunch up. I twitch the bait back to the boat and let it fall. Shakey head jigs may not be the best for how I fish it...

Great bait if you haven't used it. I only rig mine "flat side up" if that makes sense. Not sure if it could be fished like a normal bait as the hooks wouldn't penetrate properly.

[RK]

I tried these and did ok, but not markedly better than with a Beaver, and never got around to picking up any more once the first pack I had was gone... But it's a cool bait none the less.

I rigged mine on a Northland Jungle Loc jig, and it worked very well...

RK

[TurnUpTheFishing]

I tried them last year when they came out. Same results as RK. I had a few fish but I caught more fish on plane ol' beavers. I was mainly texas rigging them on weedlines and tried pitching them into thick cover. They look nice but the price doesnt justify the few fish Ive caught on them.

[HellaBass]

I tried last year on a few spawning fish, thought it would get them going, but a white jig worked better for me

[prov1900]

Didnt get a chance to try it last year, but I thought it would make a great follow up bait, i.e. its dying/fluttering action. It would also make a nice action to throw at schooling fish that are busting on shad towards/on the surface. I smacked the northerns and smallies with them. Of course, that was in Ontario where everything works.

Rigging them seemed to be the challenge, i.e. finding a hook with a long enough shaft with enough gap to keep them straight.