Ever use Slimers??

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Ever use Slimers??

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Hey everyone, I just wanted to get some of your opinions on a product called Slimers. Has anyone had a chance to use these? and what do you think? Seem like a cool bait just thought I would get some info before I bought some.
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Pretty Strange looking stuff there Frank ! :lol: :lol:
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looks pretty lifelike stuff to me, leech does anyways.
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Post by NorthAMfishing »

someone has must of seen or used this stuff before?? anyone?
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Only on TV (Italo I think)

Worked well for him :wink: , fell apart after awhile and I think he even ripped one apart after it got dinged by a fish, but he mentioned they held up fairly well. I looked for them this year but never came across them for sale.

Not much help I know.

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Post by NorthAMfishing »

cool, seems like a live bait alternative. I know leeches and such are hard to come by in my area anyways. I would imagine they would keep a bit better then live bait? seems pretty unique wonder why it's not catching on? maybe it is and I just don't see it. I like unique stuff.
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Post by curls »

Gulp! leaches are awesome, especially the 5" size. I find the 3" size too firm, but the 5" one is really supple and wiggles very well when drop-shotted or rigged like live-bait.

Never heard of Slimers, but I'd say your best bet as a live bait alternative for leaches, is the Gulp! 5" bait, in black.
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If memory serves they were almost in like a sausage casing or something like a synthetic cheese cloth when he pulled it apart and the material inside was a heavily scented sand/clay like material that had clumping qualities. But I wondered how long they would hold up myself.


All coming back now...lol

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Post by IndySKS »

there was a post on this a while ago too, hey don't seem to be catching on too well or at least being talked about. Since my last post i picked up another bottle of white and some other colour..been so long since i fished i cant remember what one. I would use them before gulp baits in the right conditions.

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Frank,

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Post by katch moore »

Couple years ago I was given 2 tubes from Tip-up.

Those things are pretty cool. Life like for sure!!! Only problem is that they don`t last long.


anyways Tip-up can help you out Ì`m sure
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