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Used 2 of these lures today, the 2 top ones pictured. The top left was used first and I caught a nice sized bluegill and it seemed I was getting bites as well. The top right one was used second (not as long as the first) and although I didn't catch anything it felt like I was getting bites as well. I also noticed the bass seemed interested and would follow but not bite, that could be because the water is clear and they could see me which is about the time they lost interest. Looking forward to using these more and hopefully I'll catch some good size bass next time.

Haven’t caught anything with it yet decent action tho

Pretty basic. No rattles. Hooks are ok but need to be replaced. Also not sure yet how sturdy those are - but seems that be ok for small trout. Packaged well though. Those are transparent with a hot stamped film over - not bright at all.

not a bad value for the amount of lures, hooks are a bit flashy and in tannic water I haven't had as good luck as with small rebel lures but some folks swear by these. I think they're worth a shot at such a low price, just be cautious as reeling in at anything other than a slow retrieve will cause them to corkscrew in the water.

Better than expected quality. I was a little concerned about the casting weight but they cast more than well enough on 2lb and 4lb lines. The action was better than expected. I thought this was a floating lure and it was limited to surface actions only. It turn out to be a slow sinking lure which will sink about 1 foot every 2 seconds (if there is little or no current). This is a real plus and it made the lure much more versatile. Since the lure was so inexpensive, I wasn't concerned about snagging the bottom at all. I dragged them over rocky bottoms, sunken logs, and vegetation. I even cast them into high snag areas where I'd normally avoid. Surprisingly, these lures are VERY snag proof. So far, I still have all of the lures shipped. LOL Also, the paint finish was decent enough and held up well. The hook used wasn't as good as name brand products (of course) but at least they will work as-is. Zero complaints especially as this price range.

These micro lures are Amazing! They get bit on everything from 4" bass and bluegill all the way to monster pike and huge bass. The action is a really tight wobble as long as you let it sink for a second or two and reel in slowly. I use them in heavy vegetation they're not weedless but they are small and light enough that they can be skipped over the weeds as long at they're not sticking out of the water. The hooks are sharp and strong enough to handle a good fight. One of the drawbacks to this lure is because of how small it is if anything obstructs the bill or weeds get caught in the hook it dramatically reduces the action. I also tried snap swivels with it and it messes with the action. Every time I go out I throw a variety of lures but I usually get drawn back to these because they just catch fish.

These are tiny so you must have very light gear and line to throw them well. They are fun for catching small bass and panfish.You can just cast and retrieve or use like a tiny jerk bait.Color schemes are fun, price is right.

I always catch fish when I use these tiny crankbaits. They can be a bit tough to cast though because they're so light.Using a 7ft ultralight rod with 8lb braid, I can get 20-30 feet on a cast. Regardless of casting distance, I was still pulling in crappie, bluegill, other sunfish, and bass about every 3-5 casts. I've noticed that fish tend to wise up to these lures pretty quick, so it helps to move around. They tend to swim about 1-2ft below the surface.One thing to note is that the longer you use them, the more likely they are to fill up with water and swim a little deeper. I really don't mind that though, because the extra water weight makes them easier to cast.For the money, they're a great value. Plus it doesn't hurt as much when you lose one to a snag.

I have caught Trout on these lures there do work but i prefer Floating Salmo lures these are my go to when i need to float a lure under trees on the rivers.

It works! Caught about 10 tiny smallmouth in about 30mins. Maybe it was just that day they bite everthing. It's a fast sinking though so try a few retrieval speeds and see what works. Best paired with ultralight gear since the lure weighs like a feather. Good action for a small bait though. I might customize it but inverting a plastic bead for a bit more rattle. Hope I dont lose it. Not a 5 yet. Wanna fish more and see how the hooks hips up and how durable they are. Dont remove the splitting. Tie line onto that. Messes with the action.

Great lure for the price. They swim life like. No complaints so far.

Caught a small northern pike in the St-Lawrence with this Aorace lure this morning. The blue one. In 4-5 feet of water.

Fantastic value. I am extremely pleased.Thank you very much for the service.