Comments: The big ez has a tighter, faster kick than a lot of other swimbaits I've fished. It kicks no matter how slow you roll it and has a great kick on the fall. know keitechs are all the rage right now, but that wide swinging tail does NOT apply to all situations. Buzzing it across the surface is a great alternative to a toad, but I've also had great success slow-rolling along the edges of mats or brush and occasionally killing it. Definitely a thick bait. I pair it with a heavy power rod and 4/0 Owner Beast hook when buzzing the surface or a 6/0 when slow-rolling. These are my favorite soft swimbait due to their versatility.

From: Ryan B: Little Elm, TX 6/18/18

Comments: I used these the last 2 days for the first time. I use numerous other swim baits. I have a lot of success with one other in particular so I never really thought about going to something else. I saw these and decided to try and them and I am sold. The size and action of these are perfect for windy days with some chop on the water. They catch big fish too. They are pretty durable as well. I caught at least 4 LM on a single bait. I did notice however that being that these are a bigger swimbait, a bigger twist lock spring would probably help these be more durable. I had a smaller size on my weighted hooks and it wasn't uncommon to have the fish yank these right off the twist lock on the fist shot. Next time I am going to pair them up with a bigger twist lock and They will have a tougher time b eating these up. 

From: Sean: NJ  4/15/18

Comments: If you fish around lily pads, hydrilla, etc., throw these on a belly weighted hook and get ready. Incredible. Ton of scent and flavor. Bass inhale them and won't let go. 

From: Adam: Tallahassee, FL 4/8/18

Comments: awesome bait, and even better sent. I catch tons of fish on these, mainly the red ear color, on even the slowest days. The sent on these guys are crazy, I dropped one of these in my garage and found it about 3 months later and it still smelled as if it had just come out of the package! overall great bait and very durable.

From: Will: Atlanta, GA 1/26/18

Comments: very satified. threw this with 40lb braid,and a mustad weighted springlock hook in 1/8 oz, caught a 7 pounder fishing it almost like a buzz toad in the slop. loads of fun.

From: Preston - Georgia 9/24/17

Comments: I Caught my pb 8lbs on a big ez. This is a amazing bait works great for any cover I love this bait in copper field.

From: Ashton - Lake Okeechobee 6/24/17

Comments: Great bait. Seems like on some days in the ponds the bass will only bite this. I caught a 7,6, and 4 in one weekend at a pond where before I started throwing the swimbaits the biggest bass i caught there was 3. Forty niner looks just like a golden shiner and the fish murder it.  Highly recommended

From: Unknown - Louisiana 5/16/17

Comments: These swimbaits are great at an even better price. The bass down here in Florida seem to love the strong scent/flavor. Whenever they bite it they try to eat it. You can even catch the little one pounders if you give them a second to get it down. Some of my other swimbaits (on the same days) they will just grab and spit them out.
I would gladly pay an extra dollar if they came in a package similar to Keitech or rage swimmers. I haven't purchased a pack yet that I didn't have to boil the tails on.

From: Caleb - 4/20/17

Comments: Best big fish swimbaits on the market!!!!! The first time I used these baits I went out on a lake I hardly ever do any good at and every time time I set the hook on a fish it was 4 plus. My best 5 went 32 pounds. I firmly recommend these baits to anyone that's wants to catch big fish. These things catch giants PERIOD!

From: Colton - Natchitoches, La 2/17/17

Comments: Paired up with a 5/0 vmc weighted swimbait hook, I was using copper field & ended up catching big bass out of two different pond. I didn't even know these fish were in there. Great buy & great price. Definitely putting more in my arsenal.

From: Stetson: WV 8/10/16

Comments: Best swimbait i have ever used! i use a Gambler 6/0 Big Ez swimbait hook. Catches some true Fl mules man! Copperfield Ice Breaker and Lunker candy are my top 3 colors

From: Anthony: Orlando, FL 12/19/15

Comments: This is a very good swimbait, and even though it's pretty big smaller fish will hit it. Depends on the size of the bait fish in the lake, in my opinion.  But it swims great, even at slow speeds, is totally weed less with the way the hook point holds in the back, and it is incredibly durable. The smaller versions are just as good,I'm sure. A staple in Florida, these can be good anywhere.

From: David: NH 3/17/15

Comments: Just purchased 6 packs of these Gambler EZ baits from Tackle Warehouse.. and they're $3.99 at TW which is a dollar cheaper than Bass Tackle Depot. 6 bucks is 6 bucks right? Dam Right. Gonna try the Bright Copper, Forty Niner, Lane Toad, Tennessee Shad, Ghost Shad and McMillian Magic.. I'm looking forward to hauling in some Slabs with this bait. The last one has got to be good cause at the time of my purchase it was sold out.. Can't wait to try these swim baits. Still waiting on the Spring Thaw up here in the Northeast.. Great Job on the Price TW I find you to be alot more affordable than most of the sights there which is clearly evident when you see how much stuff I purchase from yall.. Great Job!!:o)

From: Dalton: Swansea, MA 3/28/14

Comments: By far my best go to bait for a slow bite! Great bait that's easy to use in any cover or conditions. Good action, even on slow retreive. I use with Eagle Claw 1/4oz 4/0 swimbait hook Able to pick off some bigger bedding fish because it's "invasive" presence. Black and blue, Junebug so far the best colors. 

From: Freddie: Tampa, FL 3/17/14

Comments: The weight of this bait casts easily, and thumps even on a slow retrieve.  Pike and largies absolutely demolish this bait.  I slide a 1/8 oz. Shaw Grigsby tube weight on the shank of the hook, and let it fall to the bottom when the bite gets tough. The fish either hit it on the fall or suck it right off the bottom.  Superior Spring bait, and the best value out there.

From: Papa: USA

Comments: Great swimbait in the grass. Rig it on a 7/0 hook with a 1/4oz belly-weight and hold on! Put a little JJ's on the tail!

From: K.C.: Lake Wales, FL

Comments: I use alot of Gambler's baits. The Big ez is by far my favorite. It just flat out catches fish. This bait and Senkos i never leaver leave home without. The copperfield and the fortyniner are my favorite colors they emulate the golden shiner extremely well. Thats how I catch those big nasties out here in South Florida. By the way for you saltwater guys out there they also catch snook and reds.

From: Boynton Beach, FL

Comments: Great bait, very good swimming motion, soft enough to swim and wiggle lively, tough enough to last a long time on a weighted swimbait hook. Nobody can go wrong with that bait.

From: Fab: France

Comments: used them today 06/16/2012 - me and my bro just killed em! rigged on 6/0 Owner Weighted Beast Hooks. caught a bunch of smaller fish - 1-2lbs and a couple pushing 5. pulled in a ton of northerns as well - including 2 at 40"! a few guys out there tossing other stuff but not hooking into anything at all. not a bad day for us at all!

From: Cheng: Maplewood, MN

Comments: Great baits these are my favorite bait currently I have caught some monsters on these. I use a 7/0 1/8oz davis baits or gambler hook with these.

From: Brett: South FL

Comments: these work awsome texas rigged with a belly weight or as a trailer on a swimjig

From: Jacob: Lakeland, FL

Comments: best swimbait ever! fish on top, off cover, down deep they are great and they smell great too!

From: Jacob: Lakeland, FL

Comments: I love these things. I use a 6/0 or 7/0 Gamakatsu 1/4 oz bellyweight screwlock hook. Over the top or on the edges of grass with a fairly fast retrieve and hang on. They really smell strong so don't leave them laying in the boat.

From: Patrick, Palm Beach, FL

Comments: This is a great swimbait for the money.  The tail paddles at a really slow retrieve.  Casts a mile. You do need a really big hook for it.  The body slides down the bent part of the hook if you use an offset hook after a few hits. I think the solution to this problem would be using  a texposer hook by Lunker City which is a great swimbait hook anyway. 6/0 is perfect. (recommend the 1/8 or 3/16 oz. belly weight as a keel).  If it slides up on the hook the bait helicopters thru the water.

From: Steve: W. Milford, NJ

Comments: These baits are great for the money. They last a long time and produce strikes. The scent is ok, a little heavy on the garlic for my taste, but the fish seem to like it. I've had the best luck fishing it weightless, despite the description. Kicks hard even on slow rolls. I recommend this bait, as a great back up soft swim.

From: Joe: Massachusetts, USA