The Keitech FAT Swing Impact presents anglers with an incredibly versatile lure, adaptable to a wide range of techniques and nearly all fishing scenarios. Unlike its predecessor, the Keitech FAT Swing Impact boasts added thickness, but remains equally lethal when deployed on A-rigs, jigs, spinnerbaits, Texas-rigs, and Carolina Rigs. Regardless of the chosen method, the amplified paddle tail of the FAT Swing Impact orchestrates a distinct swinging motion, an enticing dance that fish simply cannot resist. Employing a unique dual-injection molding process, this bait is the product of merging two different salted plastics, resulting in a masterfully balanced action that remains effective across various retrieval speeds. Additionally, enhanced with a generous infusion of squid scent, the FAT Swing Impact is destined to become a staple in rod-lockers and tackle boxes everywhere.

**The French Pearl color variant does not include squid scent infusion.**

Tips on fishing the FAT Swing Impact

Rigging Options:

The FAT Swing Impact is incredibly versatile, so consider various rigging options. You can Texas-rig it with a bullet weight for weedless presentations, use it as a trailer on a jig or spinnerbait, or fish it on a Carolina Rig for a slow and enticing presentation.

Swimming Action:

When fishing the FAT Swing Impact on a jig or spinnerbait, the beefed-up paddle tail creates a unique swimming action. Experiment with different retrieval speeds to find the sweet spot where the paddle tail produces the most enticing movement.

A-Rig Success:

The FAT Swing Impact is known to perform exceptionally well on Alabama Rigs (A-rigs) due to its thicker profile. This bait can effectively mimic a school of baitfish, making it an irresistible target for bass.

Bottom Bouncing:

When fishing with Texas or Carolina rigs, use a slow dragging or hopping motion along the bottom to imitate a wounded or foraging prey. This can be particularly effective when bass are in a less aggressive mood.

Scent Matters:

The squid scent impregnation of the FAT Swing Impact can be a great attractant. However, if you're fishing in an area with a lot of natural baitfish, the scent might not be necessary. Experiment to see if it makes a difference in your local waters.

Vary Colors:

Bass can be picky about color, so have a few different color options on hand to match the forage in your specific fishing location. Natural colors like shad, bluegill, or crawfish patterns are usually good starting points.

Drop Shot Technique:

Don't overlook the finesse options. The FAT Swing Impact can be an excellent drop shot bait. Its thicker body and enticing paddle tail can trigger bites from finicky bass.

Match the Hatch:

Observe the local baitfish species and their size in the water you're fishing. Choose a FAT Swing Impact FAT size that closely resembles the prevalent forage.

Experiment with Sizes:

Depending on the mood of the bass and the prevailing conditions, try different sizes of the FAT Swing Impact. Sometimes upsizing or downsizing can make a significant difference in enticing strikes.

Stay Observant:

Watch for any sudden line movement, twitches, or pauses during the retrieve. Sometimes bass will hit the bait on the fall or when it changes direction.

Adjust to Conditions:

Adapt your fishing techniques based on weather, water clarity, and the behavior of the bass. Stay open to changing your approach if the conditions warrant it.