Comments: Bought a pack of black/blue to try out. They have an awesome subtle flowing action, but terrible durability. Expect to go through 1-3 packs each trip.

From: William: Cookeville, TN 6/9/22

Comments: This is pretty much the only jig trailer I throw now. If I can't get these then I'll try to get the chigger craw or the creature hog, as long as it's maxscent. They hit hard and they hold on!

From: Kris: Weatherford, TX 3/30/22

Comments: I believe they look great and the fish seem to really hold on to them. The downside is that they don't seem to want to stay put on the jig hook. After lots of casting (and a fish catch or two) it keeps sliding off the hook, getting crooked, and rips fairly easily. I have found it helps to use something to peg it down, like the Decoy Versatile Keeper (sold here), or a piece of tubing or something.

From: Brian: Chicago, IL 4/12/21

Comments: There is absolutely something to the scent and material of these baits. I typically have always stuck to my trusted standby for jig trailers in the winter: Zoom chunk, Strike King Menace, Zoom Z-Craw. This summer I picked up a pack to try based on my experience with the Flat Worm while smallmouth fishing. Once again this trailer was getting bites. It reminds me very much of an old school pork frog. When they bite they seem to hold onto this bait longer than typical plastic. Don't get me wrong.. my other trailers still have place, but this one has quickly become a confidence bait for me. Pros: seems to get more bites than other trailers, fish definitely hold onto this bait longer Cons: pricey, durability is very poor (1 or 2 fish per bait max). I will pay for quality every single time and the pros certainly outweigh the cons.

From: Cameron: Lenexa, KS 1/9/21

Comments: these baits are going to change fishing forever. they work 15 percent better than regular plastic.

From: Unknown - 12/14/18

Comments: Excellent trailer, bass love the max scent and hold on for noticeably longer.

From: Unknown - Kawartha, Ontario 12/2/18