22nd Century Triple Trout Swimbaits

Extremely versatile and effective, the 22nd Century Triple Trout Swimbait solves many of the problems anglers encounter when fishing a "big bait," which is part of the reason it's been a favorite with tournament anglers, trophy hunters and guides for years. Delivering an extraordinarily life-like S-curve action at any speed from blazing fast to a super slow, the Triple Trout's speed versatility provides an array of options on the retrieve. Also, if you rip the bait then give it a little slack, the lure actually does a 180 and turns backwards, which is something few lures can do.

Capable of swimming at any depth, the Triple Trout's lipless design eliminates the issue of broken diving bills, and the its tail also features a simple screw-in attachment for quick and easy replacement. Another notable innovation is the bearing swivels that attach the hooks to the bait's body. This allows the hooks to rotate independently, making it harder for fish to leverage and throw them during the fight. Designed by Scott Whitmer, one of the pioneers of swimbaits as we know them today, the 22nd Century Triple Trout Swimbait is a quality swimbait that has been catching fish from coast-to-coast.

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Comments: Best hand made swimbait out there. I use them on Muskies as well as Largemouth and they get bit!

From: Mike: Auburn, WA

Comments: The BBZ doesn't come close in technology. This bait is old, but it's still around for a reason, and worth every penny. What about rotating hook anchor points on bbz? Fins add to the weakness of the bait. The fish chew the fins off my BBZ's first outing. It's only improvement is exactness, and we all know the fish don't care for exactness. The BBZ and the Triple are good for different reasons. Don't get me wrong I love the BBZ's.The Triple swims wider and more exaggerated. It is better for finding the fish. The striper love this lure. I just caught a 4lb largie on my new Triple the other day too. That BBZ is a lug to cast all day too compared to the triple trout. Youc an do triples on 20lb but I'd recommend 25lb or better for the BBZ.

From: Tacklejunkie

Comments: Good swimbait, swims very good, and its very versitile. The only problom I have with it is that it looks like a toy. Maybe some fins and a better paint job would be worth the crazy price for it. I think the BBZ-1 is a good replacment for this older bait.

From: Jacob: Milan, MI

Comments: This bait finally paid off for me. Hooked into a MONSTER 20lb striper at DVL after a trout stocking. Was the fish of a lifetime! Will never forget. I'll have to sell the farm and buy stock in Triple Trout baits for a repeat. You won't believe it until you buy one, get out and make it happen!

From: Tacklejunkie: Southern California

Comments: Some of the highest quality and best action swimbaits on the market. I need to purchase more soon!

From: Tacklejunkie: Southern California

Comments: Hands down the best swimbait a money can buy! I own six of the 8" and two 10". They all track true and have never had a problem with one breaking or not tracking right. They catch the two and three pounders and catch the giants as well! Mr Whitmer created a winner in this one

From: Jimmy: Santa Ana, CA

Comments: the tripler is the s***, it gets hammerd. Just find the color they want and pound it all day, you'll see throw, the 10"  for the donkeys. 

From: Mieger: Castaic, CA

Comments: The baddest swimbait out there. It gets bit any where and never even herd on one breaking but a lot of big fish get caught on it. Swims true, won't roll and 180 with ease check them out well worth it.

From: Lake Rat: Castaic, CA

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