Comments: I didn't think much of the Warpig until I put one on fish. Turns out that was my problem... not putting them on fish. When I did I had my best bass fishing afternoon ever. New PR at 6.3lbs, also got a 5.5 lber and 14 other bass from dinks to 4ish lbs. Rip it off the grass and it'll bring you bass. I was throwing firetiger but colors change from place, hatch, and weather.

From: Unknown: Alabama 4/23/23

p>Comments: They catch fish and are a go-to spring/fall bait. Fish heavy for a 12oz bait. Durable except the eyes fall out almost immediately, super glue them before use. Its a shame they stopped making the color rubbertail, that color was a favorite of mine.

From: Jethro: Maryland 11/16/21

Comments: I've never really messed with lipless crankbaits before but I finally caved in and bought 2 1/2 oz warpigs. My very first cast with the gilly color and I landed a nice northern pike! Think I'll definitely be grabbing a few more colors and sizes soon.

From: Eric: Michigan 10/9/21

Comments: These are great. I wasn't very confident with lipless crankbaits and I decided to do something about it. I picked up a variety of lipless cranks, and I happened to pick up a few of these in the 1/4 oz size, just because there's a lot of submerged grass in 4-5' of water where I fish (I needed something that wouldn't get buried in grass as soon as it hit the water). Turns out that these worked fantastic for that scenario as well as others where a slower fall rate was the 'pattern'. I wound up buying a ton more in different weights. I'm now very confident with lipless cranks, and these warpigs are a huge reason why. It's a great bait. Very impressed with them and their durability. I will say that I've had better luck with the lighter weights, but I also have more of those in my lipless crank inventory and fish them a little more often than the heavier versions I have. Berkley did such a good job with these that I'm now trying their other hard baits when the need arises. If you're in a situation where you don't have much water column before you're burying it into submerged grass, give these 1/4 oz Warpigs a shot! 

From: Shawn: Tampa, FL 9/17/19

Comments: I have caught a ridiculous amount of fish on the sexier shad color and it works all year long. I've caught 2 10lbers, 1 9lb, 1 8lb, 4 7lbs, and about 100 fish ranging between 3lbs and 6 lbs. I actually have 4 sexier shad colored ones with me at all times just in case I happen to lose one. I don't even bother with other lipless cranks anymore. Warpig is life.

From: David: San Antonio, TX 3/29/17

Comments:  have this bait in vintage craw and black and blue & I also had gilly but a 5 lb'er broke her off, but this rattletrap is insane! I've pulled 3 5+ lb bass & a nice 3lb & I've had this bait for roughly 2 weeks! The action is insane & the aggressive rattling is irresistible to bass! Also the fact that the bait falls nose first is really handy because if you were to get backlash or something along those lines, the bait is going to fall on its nose & not get hung up on grass & weeds. And lastly, the realistic coloring on this bait adds another element of attractiveness to this bait. 10/10 WILL Buy again!

From: Gage: KC, MO 6/27/16

Comments: I bought the warpig in sexier shad 1/2 oz I fished it in my pond and caught 3 fish 1 bluegill that was hand size and 2 2lb bass. Im not an avid user of crank baits but between this and the pitbull I've looked like a pro

From: Michael: USA 5/16/16

Comments: The first thing I noticed throwing this bait was that it was excellent coming through lily pad stalks and wood. It seems to bounce off wood really well and I didn't hang up once, which is awesome for a lipless crankbait. The colors are awesome and the stock hooks are super sharp, so there's no need to replace them. Excellent bait!

From: Tom: North Charleston, SC 2/14/16