Sebile magic swimmer???

[bucktail]

Has any used them yet?

Thinking of adding a couple to my box for muskie before my Geo bay trip in 4 weeks.

Any thoughts?

[Garry2Rs]

I bought one last year.

I worked for pike and bass.

In the spring I picked up two more on sale.

[Mike01]

I'm planning on getting a few of these as well, they just look so good in the water. Anyone know if they are on sale anywhere?

[singingdog]

I've thrown both the Sebile and the Koppers swimbaits for musky with very little to show for them. It could just be the water I am fishing, but a jointed rapala has outfished them both times I have given them a good chance. Guys on saltwater seem to do well with them. There was a really good thread on Tackle Tour about the sebiles...the verdict wasn't good.

[Roy]

I haven't tried them yet but I will. I know Pete Maina uses them and he's no slouch when it comes to muskies.

[NAC]

Sebile is great but I'll take the Storm Kickin' Stick at $10-12 any day for the same usage.

 

not sure about their durability though?

Edited June 2, 2011 by nomad

[manitoubass2]

Sebile is great but I'll take the Storm Kickin' Stick at $10-12 any day for the same usage.

 

not sure about their durability though?

 

I have to agree with you here. I've used the Sebile for ice out pike and it is a nice bait, it was productive as well. But not more productive than the few kickin sticks I own. And at half the price, I'll pick the Storm lures.

 

As far as durability, my Storm lures have held up very nicely for 2 seasons, still no need to replace them.

 

I think I fish the Storm lure with more confidence as well, just not afraid to lose one, as compared to the Sebile lure.

 

I won't be buying any more magic swimmers

Edited June 2, 2011 by manitoubass2