#2710 Best Fishing Soft Baits Kits Plastic

The three colors that came in this set will work well for my fisheries. the baits are a good size though they are a tad softer than I'm accustomed to with Keitech or Rage Swimmers. That's not necessarily a bad thing, and for the price it's an excellent value.One thing: They come fairly bunched up with 10 of each color in a zip lock back so more than a few of them were scrunched out of shape, especially the tails. I didn't notice that it hurt the action all that much, and I seriously doubt fish are paying that close of attention, but if you wanna fix it it's pretty easy... just dip the bait tail first in a bowl of ALMOST BUT NOT QUITE boiling water for a few seconds, then pull it out and run it under a stream of tepid water. If it doesn't straighten out completely on the first try, do it again and again until it does.

Got the 36 pack with what was supposed to be 3 colors, got 3 bags but two were the same watermelon green - So I got two colors: Green and Shad.Action in the water is fantastic. Most of the time each would survive at least two hookups before needing replaced. However, of the 9 I ended up using during the trip 3 of them ended up losing just the tail piece on the first cast, and another probably was snapped at by a turtle as it was half gone.I used #3 weighted hooks, #4 would probably work great as well.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  The worms are very soft. They swim and drop like real worms in water. Fish loves it and chases it like crazy. Work well with wacky rig, texas rig, or even dropshot. Biodegradable so it's very safe for fish and environment. Will buy again.

This is a nice set of soft plastic lures. It is amazing that bass will bite one color some days better then another color. I have used these on quite a few trips to Mark Twain Lake and some local lakes. I Texas rig them with weight, or with no weight. These lures are soft, and moves nicely in water. They catch fish! The only issue is that they are not as tough and are broken in half when fish bites. But I'd rather see fish bites than not.

My tackle box is full of lures but so far the only thing the fish bite are these lures. They really seem to get the fish going. I don't know why fish love them so but I have tried Senkos of different color and variety alone with hard plastics, these blue worms get fish consistently while other lures get nothing.

Good baits for the price. I use them more for trailers on chatterbaits. The hooks work fine. Wish there was a lighter color, there are 2 different greens. A white or chartreuse would have made this kit very complete.

This is a very great product for its price. Just like name brand baits but at a more reasonable price. I will be recommending to fellow anglers.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  When it comes to wacky rigging the Senko by far is the best stickbait and it isn't even close. Been several occasions where I'll have a Senko on and be catching them then after it falls off I'll try a dinger or shim e stick and won't get a bite. The Senko is the most natural fall and gets the bites. I'd rather spend the money and get bites then save it and not catch anything.