Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Gambler Lures Southern Swim Jig Now Available



Gambler Lures introduces the new Southern Swim Jig. One thing we have noticed when fishing swim jigs is they just don't hold up to what fish can dish out or to the conditions of heavy grass or timber. The swim jig technique originated up north in open water around docks and areas without an abundance of heavy cover. When catching big southern bass in heavy cover the original swim jigs needed some improvement. Gambler Lures designed the ultimate heavy cover big fish swim jig. A 6/0 heavy wire hook is the basis of our design. This hook holds up to braid, big fish, and lots of cover. The head design keeps the jig running true and coming through grass without hanging up. The weedguard is the perfect thickness to deflect cover but still allow excellent hook penetration. Couple it with the Flappy Daddy, Twin Tail Craw Grub, or MegaDaddy and start swimming a jig to see what you have been missing.

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Shakey Shad now available!



Gambler Lures has released the Shakey Shad to help fisherman everywhere catch finicky clear water fish wherever they live. The Shakey Shad is a 4" shad style bait that Gambler Lures has manufactured for years for the Japanese market. The Shakey Shad is now being released in the US for the first time. Available in 9 Colors including five brand new colors never seen before: Not So Sexy, Green Pumpkin Watermelon Candy, Copperfield, Flesh, Clear Green Pumpkin, and Clear Silver Hologram. Be sure to try one of the best baits available for those difficult to catch fish. Click here to check out all the available Shakey Shads.

Saturday, September 12, 2009

New Color Green Pumpkin Jelly Now Available




Check out one of the top new colors to hit the market for 2010. Gambler's Green Pumpkin Jelly is a unique blend of Green Pumpkin and a Plum producing a very realistic natural color that fish are eating up all over the country. Available in four bait styles: 10" Ribbon Tail, 13" Ribbon Tail, Ugly Otter, and MegaDaddy. Whether casting a worm to grass or on a deep ledge or flipping or pitching with a jig any one of these baits will work for you.

Sunday, July 26, 2009

13" Ribbon Tails and Ninja Jigs Rock Guntersville

Check out the highlights from Lake Guntersville. Team Gambler focused on submerged grass beds in 8-10 feet of water, fishing black and blue Ninja Jigs with a Flappy Daddy chunk and 13" Ribbon Tails in Junebug.
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Monday, July 20, 2009

Gambler Lures at ICAST 2009

Wednesday, July 8, 2009

Gambler Lures Super Sizes Up to MegaDaddy


Some things in life are better when you super size it. Like in the old days when you could super size your meal or super sizing a stock truck to a monster truck; the list goes on an on. So it was inevitable that Gambler Lures would super size the original Flappy Daddy up to a MegaDaddy.


Monday, July 6, 2009

Goggans - Caldwell weigh three for 20.74 to win Guntersville

A record number of boats showed up at Goosepond to fish the No Entry Fee Gambler Lures Tournament on Guntersville. Predictions were that it would take over 20lbs for three fish, and they were right on. Terry Goggans and Derek Caldwell took top boat with 20.74 and big fish with an 8.47 lber. Scott Randles and Kevin Stubblefield wrapped up 2nd with 19.98 and were followed by Sam Bass and Drew Bass with 18.59. Rounding out the top 5 were Matthew Beam and Heath Davidson and Gerald Gann-Jerry Beagley with 17.91 and 16.01 respectively.

Fishing was excellent with over a 4 lb average need to claim a spot in the top 50. The weather was warm and the grass was a little behind schedule for this time of year. Anglers reported and decent early morning topwater bite on Cane Toads and Flapp'n Shads. After that it was all about the big worms with many quality fish, including the winning stringer, weighed in on 10" Ribbon Tails and the 13" Ribbon Tails. Popular colors were Red Bug, June Bug, and Florida Five-O. A few good fish were caught on black and blue Ninja Jigs with Flappy Daddy Trailers and the new MegaDaddy flipped with a 3/4 oz weight.

Check out the full results here

Looking forward to seeing everybody again next year.