Designed and tested by Bassmaster Opens champion, Ben Milliken, along with the 6th Sense team, the 6th Sense Hangover Swimbait was built to be the best line-through swimbait on the market. Engineered with 3 different internal weight variations (slow sink, medium sink, and fast sink), the 6th Sense Hangover Swimbaits allows anglers to tempt fish throughout a wide range of depths.
Uniquely positioned behind the head of the Hangover, the internal weight system, along with the rigged paddle tail, gives this swimbait excessive wobble. The riding top treble hook lets the bait run freely and makes it more efficient to fish around and over the top of cover. Don’t worry, they strategically input an eyelet on the belly so you can add another treble hook if you prefer. 6th Sense specifically designed the soft plastic consistency of this bait to give you the best of both worlds, soft enough to allow maximum movement, while durable enough to last. Boasting some of the most realistic paint schemes on the market, along with the 3D eyes, the 6th Sense Hangover Swimbait is sure to give big bass a headache when they overindulge.
JokeThese are an absolute joke. They don’t swim. They spin and roll at all speeds. What a scam!
Anonymous - NC, United StatesMay 21, 2025
1 out of 5 Stars
JunkThis thing swims like the lure has a hangover. I guess they got the name right. This lure spins as you retrieve it in. It will swim some what decent if your using a 10:1 reel burning it. Over all is junk, Bad Bait Ben.
Phil Warpinski - IL, United StatesFebruary 28, 2025
1 out of 5 Stars
fast sink reviewwas planning on using this bait or snook and striped bass, through It once and immediately noticed poor swimming. leans to one side or another and is very hard to fish. action is not consistent no matter the retrieve.
Colm - NY, United StatesFebruary 04, 2025
5 out of 5 Stars
Would Recommend
Works great!Have had these since they first dropped. Let them air out to get rid of the smell for a few days, and they work great. Yes there is a reel cadence you have to have with each sink rate. Once you figure that out, they work excellent. Please never stop making this bait 6th sense.!!!
Happy Gillmore - CA, United StatesJanuary 18, 2025
1 out of 5 Stars
Worst bait everIt swims like trash, eyes fall off so fast, overkill split ring horrible quality control subpar line through system that frays lines and uneven pour, swam horrible on every retrieve but super fast. I ended up taking the line through system out filling the gap with plastic and using it as a bottom bouncing bait on a ewg and works pretty bad but better then its action.
Darius - CA, United StatesDecember 11, 2024
5 out of 5 Stars
Would Recommend
Hangover ReviewI think the guys that write a negative review are genuinely clueless. The medium and fast sink may be the most lethal line thru ever made. I have not fished the slow sink and don't intend to because I'm not patient enough to sink a slow bait down to where the giants live.
Phil M. - NC, United StatesOctober 11, 2024
5 out of 5 Stars
Would Recommend
Works greatNo problems. It doesn’t roll like other comments say.
Anonymous - TN, United StatesJuly 24, 2024
2 out of 5 Stars
Overall poor performance swimbait6th sense pushed out a bad product . Will it catch fish yes. Is it hard to fish yes. Are there better choices yes. Are there swimbaits that are of equal or cheaper expensive wise available yes
I will not purchase another one.
Anonymous - LA, United StatesJune 23, 2024
2 out of 5 Stars
I wish I could use this baitI'm a big fan of Milliken. Less so of 6th sense products. This bait is frustrating because when it swims right it's absolutely awesome looking but 100 feet away from me I am totally confident that I have no idea what it's doing underwater.
Basically a mistake but I'm sure it works because I've seen it work. Just never for me
Timothy - ME, United StatesMay 28, 2024
1 out of 5 Stars
Review of The Sixth Sense Hangover 6.5 SwimbaAs an experienced angler who regularly utilizes the Megabass Mag Draft and the new Bass Mafia Dangerous swim baits, I approached the Sixth Sense Hangover 6.5 with high expectations. However, my experience with this swimbait has been less than satisfactory.
During a 45-minute session off my dock, I attempted to tune the Hangover 6.5 to achieve optimal performance. Despite my efforts, the bait proved to be excessively finicky. While I managed to get it running reasonably well for a brief period, it consistently started misbehaving after only three casts.
In conclusion, the Sixth Sense Hangover 6.5 swimbait does not meet the reliability standards expected of high-quality fishing lures. Its performance instability is a significant drawback, making it a less desirable choice for serious anglers like my self.
Steve Bowles - GEORGIAN BAY ONTARIO, CanadaMay 22, 2024
