Fishing Gifts for Anglers Fishing Lure Set Bass with Topwater Floating Rotating Tail Artificial Hard Bait Fishing Lures with Box/Swimbaits Slow Sinking Hard Lure Fishing Tackle Kits Lifelike

For the money, these are a fantastic deal! Are they River2Sea quality? No. But you're getting 6 for the price of ONE Whopper Plopper! The only issue I've had is a couple of the props wanted to slide off the back of the rotating tube and onto the shank of the rear treble hook. When I noticed this. I mixed up some 5 minute epoxy and epoxied all 6 tails so I wouldn't have to deal with it in the future. Dab it on with a toothpick in a couple spots, let it dry and they're as good as new! Given the price, it isn't even worth deducting a star. The hooks are plenty sharp and I never lost a fish once hooked. The only ones I missed were those that completely missed the bait. I fish a lot of riprap and the paint does get a little banged up on the rocks, but holds up better than my Spro and KVD square bill crabkbaits in the same circumstances. I'm pretty impressed with these. All spun freely and have held up to a lot of fish.

Very impressive Bass lure. Very thick and sheerness excellent. Great value for the money. I’m an avid bass fisherman. I’m out in Florida Everglades or canals almost every day. Definitely pleased with the performance of this lure. Didn’t take long to start reeling them in. Great design and color must attract them. Highly recommended

I bought these for my husband and they look strong enough but they look a tad bent right before the tail prop. Haven't tried them yet but they look like a mix between whopper ploppers and Ozark trail choppos. I love the color varieties though! Can't wait for him to use them!

Caught some decent 6-8 pound bass on these. I’ve tried just about everything in my lake and this is definitely the most consistent.

Not the greatest durability but it did catch a 31’ pike and then broke….

I got these not expecting them to be nearly as good as a true whopper popper. If they aren't, then I can't tell. First cast, a strike. Second cast, another strike. Fifth cast, another. They work. They work well. Almost too well. It feels like cheating after working a jerk bait to entice a strike, then just casting this thing and reeling it in and getting hit after hit with no effort at all. The coloring does get nicked off pretty easily from the hooks rattling, but given the cost, it is well worth it. I haven't noticed a decrease in strikes even with the nicks. I tried each of the baits, and they functioned as expected without any noticeable problems and the one I use most has held up nicely in terms of construction after 40+ big strikes.

I took this thing out , caught bass , musky , northern , and all for the fraction of the cost of the river2ssea ones .This thing makes all the right noises on top water to make the fish want to get out and take a lil bite at it .

Caught a few fish… really effective so far… major issue is the mono directional prop causes your line to twist resulting in a huge snarl after a few hours of fishing. My solution would be to include lures in the pack with a prop that spins the opposite direction. This reverses the line twisting…just change lures when you sense your line twisting up after about 25 casts. But very nice lures and effective! Thumbs up!