Liquid Baits 3.8" Fat Swimmer Swim Bait
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Liquid Baits 3.8" Fat Swimmer Swim Bait
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Specs & build (demo copy)
Specs & build (demo copy)
Care & storage (demo copy)
Care & storage (demo copy)
Best ways to fish it (demo)
Swim Jig Trailer
Shallow grass, slow roll
Texas Rig
Pitching to cover
Ball Jig Head
Dragging sand or rock
Split Shot
Natural subtle glides
Use as a trailer on:
Standalone Rigs:
The Liquid Baits 3.8" Fat Swimmer is a wide-body paddle-tail built for a confident, steady thump at slow to moderate speeds. It shines when fish want a fuller profile that still tracks true and stays controlled around cover. When/Where: Weedlines, riprap, shallow flats, and wind-blown banks. How: Thread it straight and swim it low with occasional speed changes. Let the tail do the talking. Why: The fat body adds presence while the paddle tail delivers a consistent thump without rolling. Tuning: If it tracks high, slow the retrieve and keep your rod tip down. When/Where: Open water edges, points, and breaks where fish track from distance. How: Slow-roll just above bottom, pausing briefly to let it glide and re-engage. Why: Blade flash helps fish find it; the fat swimmer profile seals the bite. Tuning: Re-thread if you feel roll—centered hook exit keeps the tail working clean. When/Where: Stained water, wind, and low light around cover. How: Use as a compact trailer to bulk the bait without overpowering blade action. Why: Adds body and a soft-plastic finish when fish short-strike skirts. When/Where: Rock, sand, and current edges for walleye and smallmouth. How: Swim it just off bottom or hop-and-glide along breaks. Why: A simple, efficient swimbait look that stays in the strike zone. When/Where: Weeds, wood, and riprap where you need weedless. How: Swim low and steady, ticking cover and pausing after contact. Why: Keeps the fat profile clean through cover without sacrificing action.Swim Jig
Underspin
Spinnerbait
Standard (Ball) Jig Head
Weighted Swimbait Hook
