Dr.Fish Paddle Tail Swimbaits, Soft Fishing Lures for Bass Fishing 2.75-4.75 Inches, Freshwater & Saltwater Soft Plastic Baits Swim Shad Bait Minnow Lures Drop Shot

I bought the 3" and 4" and was impressed with the detail and quality. Used them to drop-shot for halibut in San Diego and Mission Bays, and they did draw strikes, but as soft as they are the tails just didn't stand up to toothy critters... I reeled up four or five tailless lures. I'll be trying these in the local lakes soon for bass, probably what they're really designed for anyway.

I am fishing a pressured part of Lake Champlain - and have been using plastic worms (Yamamoto are by far the best) - and occasionally spinner baits for bass. But honestly? Nothing's worked like this little babies. Unbelievably effective.

These seem to be made very well as for durability. I also ordered the shad ones as well. I've been fishing about 50 years. Besides durability which I judge by the soft plastic twist lock by the hooks eye. If I need to start it by inserting the hook 1st so I can screw it on, it's tough. Then I go by the eyes, which some fish do especially on shrimp lures that Striper's look for.I don't know if I will have a chance before spring. I'll update this, I don't think that will be an issue. I'm outside Ocean City Md. This time of year it's better to go after TuTogs by the jetty and a few other locations Bayside.

Great little swim bait, wish it was a little bit bigger, but I have been catching lots of 2lb to 3lb bass on this bait, has very good action when swimming through the water. Only thing that's wrong that they need to improve is the glue they use for the eyes, after a couple ours casting they eyes fall off, other than that it's great! Way cheaper than the realistic swim baits at bass pro shop

The 3" are actually 70 mm, so 2.7 inches. These are really lifelike! Took one out and immediately caught crappie. Took it to the San Diego coast and caught some smaller rockfish. Took it to the pier and caught bait size mackerel. That was about the end of it's durability...but I've got 5 more!

What I like about this product is that it looks like a minnow. The best part of it is the tail, it wiggles, even out of the water which means it'll wiggle even better in the water, but the only thing I kinda dislike is the bottom half part of the lure. Its kinda too see through could use a little bit more color cover up, just my preference, but I could see why its see through tho, because of the foil flash which is good on the days when you need that flash. Over all everything else, I say this is a very well made lure havent used it yet still waiting for water to rise and clear up and the crappies to start biting.

Already disappointed, advertisement. Pictures show you will get 12 and you only get 6. Keep in mind I bought 2 packs. Thinking I was getting 24 total. Sneeky tactic to rip you off.

It’s a decent product. Great action in the water. The barracudas were attracted to it but the bait is on the soft side. Hook pulled out of the head and I lost my first one after the 4th cast. When hooked through the body it wound turn over and swim sideways. Needs a little more testing but should work.

Meh. These baits are really fragile and don't hold up well to most attempts at rigging let alone fishing. And despite knowing what the size was when I ordered, there is no explaining just how tiny these things are. You could catch pumpkin seed with these. And sooo expensive. You get 5 in the pack. That's $2 per bait, and you'll ruin the bait just trying to rig it.

réaliste mais le centre se retire quand ont enlève l 'hameçon

I haven’t used them yet

Great plastic baits. Very life like however since is so soft when you catch a big fish it gets destroyed.