In the fancy world of serious swimbait fishing, pricy lures are the name of the game!
Before we dive into just how much this lure is going to set you back, I just want to state that I am in no way opposed to, or making fun of, serious swimbait anglers. The fact that these lures can get this pricy shows just how serious of a fishing style this is. Let's face it, it certainly produces some monster fish!

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Believe it or not, if you are looking to purchase the Roman Made Mother Swimbait, then you will have to dish out a whopping grand total of $439.99! My advice would be to fish with nothing but 50-pound braided line and a wire leader if you plan on throwing this one in your local pond.
Now I am sure a lot of folks are trying to figure out why in the world would a swimbait cost so much. Good question. I am sure a good chunk of this lures price tag is justified by the fact that it was used to catch the previous Lake Biwa record bass; however, even with that that in mind, I know some people are still scratching their heads in amazement.
If you are still puzzled by the sticker price, then think of it like this. This is a handmade product that obviously isn't designed for the local fisherman tossing night crawlers out on his cane pole. This lure has a target market with a hefty amount of disposable income to throw at new baits and lures. If you think about someone dropping $50,000 on a boat and $45,000 on a truck, then a lil over $400 for a lure is chump change.
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