QualyQualy Soft Plastic Swimbait Paddle Tail Shad Lure Soft Bass Shad Bait Minnow Paddle Tail Swim Bait for Bass Trout Walleye Crappie - 2.75in, 3.14in, 3.94in, 5in

Well made.

I don't know some guys expect out of soft plastics, but these work when nothing else does. The rule of thumb: Clear (or semi clear) water throw natural looking baits. These do that in spades. Absolutely hammering walleye on them while worm drowners and crank baitsters have to watch in amazement. I've caught 4 decent walleye on one bait with it still usable after that. Great stuff!!

These look great and have a good "flash" on sunny days with semi-clear water. I have fished them on unweighted hooks near the surface, and on weighted hooks (weight in the hook shank) for deeper holes, and the bluegill & bass DO come at them. My only negative is their durability. After a few hookups, the reflective "foil" started to poke out of the soft plastic body, making them swim sideways. They still worked because they looked like a wounded/dying minnow. I'm saving what I have left in the pack for those times when nothing else is working well. I'll probably reorder when they're gone.

Great catch!

These look and feel great. We're trying them out Saturday on the lake. They look like real fish and have depth to them inside somehow so that they move well and should produce good catches. The tails make them move through the water like swimming.

I bought 5 different packs of these swim baits (assorted colors), all in the 4". At the lake I fish at near my house, swim baits are a common staple for bass, crappie, and trout. I've even caught a few carp and a huge catfish. These lures have some nice things, but they also a few disappointments. PROS: 1. The soft plastic used to make the lures, makes them feel almost life like. 2. The 3D eyes are mounted better than some lures. 3. The colors are very well done. CONS: 1. The lures are not very durable. They do tend to tear rather easily. 2. The aluminum strip, although good in theory, fails miserably in application. Catch the aluminum strip with the point or barb of the hook, and it pulls right out of the lure. 3. This is a lure thats just shy of 4", yet the paddletail size is something you would see on a 1-2* lure. Because the paddletail is so small there is barely any action.

works as described. I keep a few of these in my tackle box at all times...

today i learn how to fish so i went to my park and went fishing and using the product bait it was great i caught my first fish. thank you for this product