Tru-Tungsten or BBZ 4 inch Swimbait

[aikenyounggun]

I was wondering if you guys had any opinions on the 4 inch swimbaits offered by BBz and Tru-tungsten. they both look like good swimbaits and they are both the same price(20$). the only pros and cons ive came up with is the Tru-tungsten you get two different sink rates with one lure and a con for the BBZ is the soft tail, which i have heard flies off sometimes. Please if you have fished either tell me what you like and don't like about them.

[MassBass320v]

I've got both, threw the BBZ a little bit, got the TruLife for Xmas so I haven't thrown it yet. My only comment is about the size... the TruLife is really kind of tiny, it's probably about the size of a lipless crankbait, maybe a bit smaller. Also, the hooks are pretty small on it.

[THKUSTOMS]

Im a BIG fan of the original larger Bluegill swim by TT and I cant wait to use the smaller ones as I think those will catch some really nice fish in clear water here that I fish. the TT ones are nicce since you can change the rate of fall with just inserting a ball or 2. The hooks do seem a tad small, but thats maybe to balance the weight out so it can still float.

[caseysmith14]

I found it interesting how although both brands are 4", the TT have a MUCH smaller profile. I have used the Spro in the water but not the TT yet. The Spro looks absolutely amazing in the water. I wish I had gotten the fast sink though.

[MisterE]

The spro has a single treble hook(could be an issue) but looking at both 1st hand, I plan on getting the spro. The tt just didn't "look" good. No idea on action of either other than seeing videos.

I want the floating version and bps isnt carrying it.

[aikenyounggun]

if you want the floating version go to tacklewarehouse.com. they will have it.

[Breck]

SPRO is te way to go. Just an awesome bait. You can change its sink like any other bait with sticky weights.
Underhand roll cast it and you are good. I know about the Tail story and I wouldnt put too much stock in it.
The Spro will do a 180 on a snap and the single hook is FINE I never catch em on the back hook of a trap anyway. Also the fish SLAM IT so you dont need a bunch.