Product Descriptions

The X3 is Discontinued

MS Slammer X-3 series

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• Available in 1 size and 19 colors
• Medium - 9" 3oz with 3/0 front hook & 2/0 rear $92.86
• Use for Casting or Trolling
• Excellent Choice For: Big Bass, Lake Trout, Pike, Muskie & Stripers!
• Buy Replacement Tails

The MS Slammer X-3 series adds a new dimension to the MS Slammer lineup. With three joints, the X-3 develops an erratic swimming action with an occasional pronounced darting action to the right or left. This irregularity in the action is designed to trigger strikes from following fish and generally give the illusion that the lure is alive and trying to flee.

The X-3 series can be worked on the surface or slightly subsurface and it gives off a tremendous amount of wash behind the lure, great for night fishing or calling up fish from off color water.

At this time, the X-3 series is available in medium only (approximately 9" long). You can as always, have your bait hand painted painted to order in any of the standard MS Slammer colors. The X-3 series baits are made from lightweight wood to give them exceptionally lively action for surface or slightly subsurface retrieves.

First hand crafted in 1993, the Original MS Slammer has truly stood the test of time.  All MS Slammer baits are designed to catch any species of game fish that wants to eat a large fish.  From stripers, lake trout, and musky to largemouth, smallmouth, spotted bass, brown trout, rainbow trout, or even bluefin tuna, the MS Slammer will entice your larger than average specimens consistently! 

At MS Slammer we believe in the value of hand crafting.  Each lure is hand made and personally inspected by Mike Shaw at each step in the lure making process.  Mike's 20 years of lure making experience mean that from the minute you pull your first MS Slammer out of the package to five years down the road when you are still catching fish on it, you're lure will perform like it should.  Many of our customers have lures with over 100 fish on them and they are still getting new teeth marks on them.