The Strike Zone Mini Slammer is the shorter, 3-inch cousin to the Strike Zone Slammer and a great bait to finesse bass, walleye and other gamefish especially during a tough bite due to weather conditions or heavy fishing pressure These baits are salt impregnated and feature a unique tail-action, unmatched by other drop-shot baits.
Slammers work great in a drop-shot rig, jighead and Caroline-rig or on a small goby sled! Watch big panfish take to these baits as well!

TIPS AND TECHNIQUES
Strike Zone Baits are highly effective on a variety of fresh water game fish there are several rigging options and techniques.

DROP SHOTTING
This is the preferred rigging for our slammer baits.
This rig is quite simple and consists of a single light wire hook like the octopus or circle hook with a clip on weight on bottom. The slammer it's usually nose hooked, but can be Texas rigged for weedless fishing. The slammer has a unique bite- triggering action, this bait needs very little action and works best with a slight rod twitch on a slack line.
Our baits are also effective when used on a Carolina rig, shaky head and jig head like a football or ball head.

If you like the Slim Slammers check out the bigger version.  Strike Zone Slammer

Mark Kulik of Bolton, Ontario, has been designing his own goby variation for a number of years. He prefers to call his flagship product, the Slammer, a “goby hybrid,” however, because in a way it is a generic bait, the size and shape of which bass across the country respond to. “When I designed it, I wanted it to look like a goby if you are fishing goby water, but also look enough like a perch if you are fishing lake Champlain and to look like other fish bass feed on elsewhere,” explained Kulik. 

What makes Kulik’s “one look-fits-all” description make sense is a conversation we had with a bass researcher a couple of years ago. He mentioned that a four-inch Tootsie Roll-style prototype had proven amazingly effective to bass in his lab tanks. “But what fisherman is going to buy a Tootsie Roll?” he said. He modified his prototypes so that they caught fishermen without losing their appeal to the fish, and his baits have gone on to success since. 
But the Strike Zone Slammer goes far beyond Tootsie Roll appeal. Kulik has added tantalizing action with a large head that tapers down through a supple segmented body to a flattened paddletail. The soft material and design give the bait quivering, lifelike movement even with little or no motion administered by the angler. 
The salt-impregnated Slammer comes in 35 tantalizing colors, many of which Lee’s Global Tackle has in current stock. 

The bait is best used on a dropshot rig. Kulik uses an Owner Octopus #1 hook when he nose-hooks the Slammer. An Owner Down Shot 2/0 light wire hook is his choice when conditions call for a weedless Texas-rigged bait. A Buffalo-area angler caught a 7.7 –pound smallmouth on Lake Erie while fishing the Slammer on a jighead. 
Word of the Strike Zone Slammer’s effectiveness has been spreading through bass ranks slowly but surely. (The company has done no advertising to date.) The only thing holding it back is the fact that few guys raking in the bucks care to share their secret.