Anyone Fish Big Bite Baits.....

[DINK WHISPERER]

Use them all the time. Great scents and very durable. 

[FishDewd]

3 hours ago, Brew City Bass said:

This might be a new record. 7 years! haha 

Don't dwell on that stuff... it was a good, relevant post.

[Mobasser]

I like them. We get them at Academy. Good baits for the money. We've had good luck on their stickworm, 3.5" swimbait, and their shakey head too

[Angry John]

I have a decent spread of their baits but the one i use the most is the cane stick worm.  It has tons on little channels in it for rigging and when the head gets torn up then you can just rig the other side as it is identical. They are a lot slower sinking than a normal 5 inch worm and in some situations that works really well.  I use the 4 inch a bunch for dropshot or skipping under shallow docks so i get better hang time.  I also don't get hung up on name brand baits, but i do try and buy a spread to try out different stuff.

[Primus]

On 5/15/2011 at 8:24 AM, Bluebasser86 said:

I've caught some fish on the trick stick but senko style baits aren't my favorite so I don't fish them a lot. I've got some of their 6" finesse worm that I like a lot for shakey head fishing because the nose isn't as narrow as a Zoom Trick Worm so there's more plastic to screw onto the jighead. I also got a couple bags of the 10" Kreit worm. That big thick body and short hooked tail should move a lot of water. I'm looking forward to fishing them a little later this spring.

 This is my favorite ribbon tail, I think you will be pleasantly surprised.

[Columbia Craw]

About 15/16 years ago I went into my local shop and spotted a bait I had never heard of, a Big Bite Bait Yomamma. They had four colors and four bags of each color. I bought one pack in Green Pumpkin and the next day smashed the fish pitchin it into buck brush.  I went back and bought every bag they had.  They were 1.79 then. The department manager asked me why I bought them all and I gave him the run down. I was happy to sell anyone who wanted a bag for five bucks. Since then I have fished the Craw Tube, Creature bait (Brush Hog) and Fighting Frog.  They all catch fish. It's still a very inexpensive brand that works. 

[long island basser]

I like  their swimming momma in the 1099 color.

Has a ton of action and can be used multiple ways.

[Bluebasser86]

On 8/24/2018 at 3:02 PM, Columbia Craw said:

About 15/16 years ago I went into my local shop and spotted a bait I had never heard of, a Big Bite Bait Yomamma. They had four colors and four bags of each color. I bought one pack in Green Pumpkin and the next day smashed the fish pitchin it into buck brush.  I went back and bought every bag they had.  They were 1.79 then. The department manager asked me why I bought them all and I gave him the run down. I was happy to sell anyone who wanted a bag for five bucks. Since then I have fished the Craw Tube, Creature bait (Brush Hog) and Fighting Frog.  They all catch fish. It's still a very inexpensive brand that works. 

You can buy the YoMomma in 100 packs. I didn't know until I went on their website. 

 

The watermelon red/black neon laminate color is a killer bait for me in stained water, along with my standby sapphire blue. 

 

I also like their creature bait (brush hog KO), and the fact that it can be bought in 25 packs for about the same price as a regular pack of brush hogs. The craw tube is a big fish bait I don't talk about much, especially the guys in our Thursday night group

 

[greentrout]

 

Like to hop 'em along on rip rap...

 

good fishing...