Caught on the Bliz Lures Jointed Eel Swimmer

"I had the chance to use this lure the other night. I used this lure at Oregon Beach in Cotuit Ma. My retrieval was very slow, with a few
erratic movements thrown in for good measure. The bass was 45inches and very thick (see picture) and caught during high tide,
and at night.I would recommend this lure to the beginner all the way up to the expert. THIS LURE IS AWESOME!!!"


—Oregon Beach, Cotuit Ma

Thanks! Bliz-
Just a quick line to let you know how much we are
enjoying the lures. We originally got them to try on
the wirelines for Wahoo and they work GREAT! Since
I've had a little time to play with them I've also had
great results pulling them on the flat lines and even
tweaked them a little by taking the hook off the back
plug to use as Billfish teasers and the Sailfish love
them.

To date we have caught Wahoo, Tuna, Dolphin, and
Kingfish on the lure as you ship them and have bait
and switched a pile of Sailfish on them as teasers as
well. The only negative I can comment on is the fact
that they give me a HEART ATTACK every time I turn
around and see them swimming in the water since they
look so real. I'll forward my next order along soon.

Thanks getting them out so quick-

—Captain George LaBonte
www.edgesportfishing.com

Bliz,

This is the second tarpon I caught on your lure. This most recent fish was 72" length X 36" girth, approx 115 lbs. Both fish completely inhaled the lure.

The lure is the Slammer Mackerel. After the second fish I gave it to my angler Jim as a trophy.

Jim ordered three of them a few days ago from you and shared them with me. Can't wait for the weekend to get here.

I also have a Slammer Bunker that I have jumped several fish with but can't keep a hook in them.

Money well spent.

—Mike S. from Archer, Florida

The former conviction was my first impression when I employed the prototype of the Bliz Lures Bait Simulator, but the latter conviction soon won out once the various species of tuna and other game fish started nibbling on it with great regularity.

There are several reasons why anglers would want to use the Bliz Live Bait Simulator. This lure is easily stored, effortlessly employed, and is highly effective when used either as a trolling lure or as a teaser. While highly successful as a lure, when used as a teaser, the enticing swimming action attracts fish from the depths to investigate both its visual and hydro-sonic characteristics. When you see the hookless teasers and dropped back hook-bait ‘working’ behind the boat, you’ll instantly understand why this lure can be said to be ‘better than bait’ as it truly does look like a school of baitfish swimming through the upper water column just below the barrier that the surface provides.

Whether used in pursuit of piscatorial quarry in the near coastal waters, in the Northeast canyons, or in azure blue waters of the tropics, the Bliz Lure Bait Simulator is an innovation that really works when it comes to attracting and catching big fish because of its versatility and catch-ability. When you watch the video you’ll instantly become a believer in regards to how the realistic swimming action will help you put some big fish on the deck

—Captain Bill Brown of Billfisher Charter

I Caught this striper in July 06. It was early morning trolling near a reef off Rhode Island South County beaches. Great Trolling lure!

—Marc Pouliot. from Woonsocket, RI

The totally unique, deadly movement is as close as a swimming plug can get to mimicking a nervous herring! The appetizing shape is a meaty representation of a herring, but also a dead ringer in waters where predatory fish are hounding around for shad and bunker. I have a choice of color for any condition. Gorgeous naturals to the phenomenal bubble gum pink, give extremely effective options for the diverse waters that I fish. Both salt and fresh, gin clear to muddy. Down rigging, flat lining, or casting techniques always create a bone jarring experience.

Stripers, Blues, Tuna, Salmon, Lake Trout and Pike have been landed on my boat with the use of Slammers!

—Capt. Norm Stahlman

—Bill D. from Havre de Grace MD