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The Chasebaits Swim Dusty

The Chasebaits Swim Dusty is a jointed swimbait built around one idea: give a predator something to feel as well as something to see. The revolving metal belly blade adds vibration and flash, and the three segment body gives a smooth, snaking action that looks like a real baitfish.

Chasebaits Swim Dusty jointed swimbait

The body floats, and the rigid side fins make it dive on a steady retrieve. Use the top tow point and it runs deeper. It comes with a natural tail and a UV tail, so you can match your presentation to the water and the light.

Chasebaits Swim Dusty details

Thanks to the two tow points on the nose you can rig it in two ways, which makes it easy to fish at different depths.

Chasebaits Swim Dusty belly blade

Pike, zander, perch and bass all respond to it.

Chasebaits Swim Dusty for pike

How to fish the Swim Dusty

The Swim Dusty takes three retrieves, and it is worth trying all three in the same session:

  • Steady retrieve: wind slowly and let the side fins take it down. The blade does the rest.
  • Twitch and pause: short twitches with the rod tip, then a pause. The floating body rises on the pause, which often makes a following fish commit.
  • Faster retrieve: a few quick turns of the handle to trigger a reaction bite.

The two tow points change the running depth: the top one takes it deeper, the front one keeps it higher. The chin attachment takes extra weight when you want it down quickly.

Why choose the Swim Dusty?

With its jointed movement, rotating blade and adjustable buoyancy, the Swim Dusty copies the behaviour of a prey fish while staying easy for a predator to find. Whether you wind it slowly, twitch and pause it or burn it back, it adapts to the way you like to fish.

  • The revolving belly blade adds vibration and flash
  • The three segment body gives a realistic swimming action
  • The floating body with rigid side fins dives on a steady retrieve
  • The two tow points let you rig it two ways for different depths
  • The natural and UV tails suit different water and light conditions
  • BKK hooks and durable fins handle big predators
  • The chin attachment allows extra weight for deeper or faster presentations
  • At 165 mm and 58 g it casts well and shows a big profile

Specifications

  • Length: 165 mm
  • Weight: 58 g
  • Action: wake or dive swimbait
  • Hooks: BKK
  • Tails: natural and UV

Get yours here: Chasebaits Swim Dusty.

Chasebaits Swim Dusty swimbait

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