The Bottom Line
The Sinking Magic Swimmer from Sebile has a place in every fisherman's tacklebox. It fills a niche that other hard baits don't fill.
Pros
- Lifelike action
- Quality components
- Lifelike colors
- Variety of sizes
- Easy to cast
Cons
- Expensive
- Hard to find
Description
- Bait comes in sizes from a few inches long to almost 18 inches long.
- Colors vary from very lifelike to bright colors for dingy water.
- Jointed body moves with very lifelike action.
- Sinking model cast well and sinks quickly to desired depth
Guide Review - Sebile Magic Swimmer Sinking Swimbait
The Sebile Magic Swimmer swimbait attracted a lot of attention when some big tournaments were won with it. It has very life-like action and baas seem to hit it when they won't take other artificial baits. But it was a slow sinking bait that was hard to fish deep.
The new Sinking Magic Swimmer solves that problem. It will sink faster to the depth you want to fish and stay at that depth better. It still has the same excellent action as the original bait and comes in the same colors.
The Sebile Magic Swimmer Sinking Swimbait works well and has good hooks. It comes in both fresh and saltwater models, from a few inches long to almost 18 inches long. The big saltwater bait may be a good way to target big bass, too.
The sinking model of the Magic Swimmer is easy to cast and is heavy enough to make long casts, even into the wind.
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