Poor Boys Silly Bunny Swimbait...

12/28/2009 9:21:18 AM

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There is a group of anglers out there that know the value of hand poured baits. They are a special breed and are hooked on hand poured baits because of their hand crafted characteristics. The baits they use combine the uniqueness of hand pour shapes that make each bait different and special color blending that can also be different into a single package. Each bait can be a touch different and that is a good thing to lovers of hand pours.
 
Hand poured baits are in a class by themselves and die-hards believe that they are better. The Poor Boys Silly Bunny is one of those baits that offer hand pour purists with the perfect swimbait. Great action, lifelike look and feel and enough bulk to be cast long distances.
 
The Poor Boy's Silly Bunny is a small profile hand poured swimbait that combines a slender body and paddle tail design. The Silly Bunny is the ideal choice when the fish are feeding heavily on smaller baitfish or in pre-spawn mode looking for an easy meal. The side to side wobble created by the boot tail gives off a vibration that is unique and one that bass cannot resist. Largemouth and smallmouth alike love the size and shape of this bait.
 
The Poor Boys Silly Bunny features a hook slit in the belly that makes this swimbait extremely weedless when rigged Texas style. Ideal for fishing heavy cover such as grass and wood, the Silly Bunny can be rigged with a straight shank 4/0 hook or a specially designed and weighted swimbait hook. For open water applcations where hang-ups are not an issue a treble hook rig can be used. 
 
This swimbait is hand poured with a high salt content and porous body. The pores make the Silly Bunny a great choice when applying scents to the bait as well. The Silly Bunny will hold scent longer than other smooth bodied injection molded plastics.
 
The Silly Bunny comes in two sizes, 4.5 and 5.75 inches, and is on sale at Tackle Warehouse for $3.49 per package. You can buy them by clicking here.

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