Pristis Jig Head Fishing Lures for Freshwater Saltwater, Weedless Swim Jig Teasers with Sharp Hooks & Exquisite Coating, Pre-Rigged Vibrating Swimbaits Kit Gear for Bass Crappie Walleye Trout Pike

Absolutely fantastic. Great quality. Durable.

The action is rapid and tight. They are a little light to cast very far but work amazingly in the water

Great action

Nice set of 6 Jig Head Soft Fishing Lures, Pre-Rigged Swimbaits, just tie it to your line and start casting. I was drawn to these lures by their realistic color and shape, also pretty cool that s couple of them glow in the dark, could be fun to try out night fishing. The claim is that the counterweight in the belly and T-tail achieve an optimal long casting and slow sinking effect, and they have a lifelike swimming action. Seem to be a good value for the money and will be effective at catching fish, I can’t speak from experience yet, but can’t wait to try these out. At 0.35 ounces each, seems perfect for trout and other similar size fish, durable enough to last for many casts.

This six pack is a recipe for catching fish. Highlight- it is a great size and a go to lure for almost any lake environment. It is perfect for anything from freshwater fish like bass or trout, and equally great for saltwater fish like redfish or snook. Nice 2 ½ ounce weight for long casting. Lure slowly sinks as it sits in the water. The lure is just shy of 3 inches made with a soft plastic material that provides great natural movement in the water. Lure is stretchy and seems very durable. Material is great for both salt and fresh water. Paddle tail makes a swimming motion as you retrieve the lure. Colors are very vivid, design is lifelike and the eyes are very realistic. Sharp hook out the back of the lure. I have had some issue with the hook catching on objects in the water but that concern is small compared to the success.

After having lost a couple of lures to a particularly weedy lake, I decided to get these as replacements. I can't speak to their effectiveness because the few times I've used these new ones I didn't catch anything, but I wasn't out long and it was middle of a hot day with boats buzzing around, so not ideal conditions. These look and feel nice and solid, and they cast and retrieved well. One had a bit of an issue in that it didn't "swim" quite right - just pulled through the water, but once I took it off it seemed stuck and a little tug had the sections all loose again. I like the variety of colors, but they still have the silver finish of a real fish. For the cost, I recommend these to keep in your tackle box, and hopefully I have a chance to see how they work under good bass fishing conditions.

I recently had the opportunity to try out my new Jig Head Soft Fishing Lure Swimbaits at a local lake. First let me say that watching them in the water I was very pleased with how lifelike they looked as I reeled them in while trolling. They are easy to cast whether using a spinning rig or a baitcast outfit. I caugt two small bass, which I threw back. I also had several bumps and I attribute not hooiking anything else from the hits as relating to my own inexperience with theses particular lures. I have used many swimbaits over the years and am certain that these will help me catch more and larger bass and trout in the future.

Good silicon lore for fishing play nice cost good and little bit delicate tail