Comments: I was really disappointed that this bait ran upside down and would not dive at atll.  Maybe it required tuning? But I think they should at least run somewhat decent out of the box.  Thanks to TW for accepting my return.

From: K 4/29/20

Comments: This crank will catch fish; period.  However, you might have to go through several baits to get a good one that will run true and can be tuned. Too bad the quality is so poor.  Hope they can improve their manufacturing process.

From: Unknown: Oklahoma 9/7/19

Comments: The DC100 in Blue Gill had a holographic or clear body paint and I didn't notice it chipping like others reported. May be the ones with full paint are not durable? This lure just plain caught fish with a slow retrieve and pause. I did notice it rolls if retrieved too fast, but also darts to the side. I left the hooks on it that it came with but see why others change them out. The small size and action and paint is why I purchased it. Fish took it into lay down and broke me off, immediately ordered another and also tried the Damiki Brute in same color. The DC 100s are hard to find in the desired colors, but they caught more fish than the Bandit 100s I use.

From: Chris: Raleigh, NC 7/15/19

Comments: Justin, I want to say thank you for your support and if you have any problems with our products, please feel to contact us.  We do stand behind our products and would like to take care of our customers.

From: Damiki Fishing Tackle: Brea, CA 7/30/15

Comments: SUCH A GOOD PLUG! All of them catch fish when other similiar plugs won't. It hunts, gets down where they live.  I even catch suspended fish throwing a 300 in 15ft. Downside is the paint sucks bad. Even worse, the cracking on the seam. I buy 5 at a time and go through at least 2 a week. Wish they would work on their quality control.

From: Justin: TX 6/10/15

Comments: These are a great crankbait. Damiki has an obvious problem closing the gap where the line tie/hook eye enters. This is a problem with all of their baits, in retaining water. Also, they use the worst hooks I have ever found on a crankbait (not kidding). If you can manage to problem solve those two issues the DC-200 is a serious tourney level bait. Casts a mile, dives quickly into the strikezone.

From: Nate: WA

Comments: Great bait gfor smallmouth, BUT, have had 2 of them fill with water causing it to sink just from regular use, even before any fish were caught.

From: Dan: Canada

Comments: Great little bait. The bait casts like a rock. It dives quickly and just as deep as advertised. Its got good action for how compact the body is. The hooks are way too small, I did not hesitate to replace them with 2 sizes larger. When you are grinding this bait one the bottom make sure you are paying attention because it doesn't back out of cover as well as a lot of baits. I think due to buoyancy. Overall very happy with bait and price.

From: Nate: Pasco

Comments: just got these 2 of them last week(sun fish/ red craw) because they were cute?. I went fishing with it and i caught 5 large mouth bass in 3 hours just today. I normally catch like 3~4 bass in one day. Iwas so impressed about this cranbait. (I'm korean staying in michigan but didn't know this was korean product ( thought it was japanese company, when i bought it haha so proud of my country product!)
tackle warehouse should also get DC50!

From: Ki-eung: Novi, MI

Comments: just got two of the 200 series baits in the blue craw color.... crushed two 3.78 pound smallies on back to back casts... fished it for about 3 hours till i lost it to a hungry rock! One of the best cranks out... but fish it slow and steady..... no problems with paint ot chipping. I recommend it highly!

From: Kris: Durango, CO

Comments: I fish for a living, on three circuits and in 2011, I checked out in 22 of 26 events and every tournament I weighed in at least one fish from one of the Damiki DC series crankbaits.  Yes it may need tuning and paint chips on everything that is plastic, but when you need to catch a fish the action and the reliability to put fish in the boat this series of crankbaits are second to none.  They are a little pricey but if you are making money throwing one they are going to be the bonus you need every outing.

From: J: GA

Comments: This bait will catch fish but they are very finicky as far as the way they run. The paint schemes look awesome but the quality of the paint jobs are horrible. The paint will peel off in a matter of  few hours on the shad color. Even faster if your catching fish. Be ready to send these to your crankbait painter after the first outing!!

From: Mac: Lynchburg, VA

Comments: I would warn anyone thinking of buying this bait to do so with caution.  I received the DC-100 as a birthday gift last year and had very high hopes for it.  The bait is very unique as it is much smaller and "egg"shaped when compared to other cranks. However, the DC-100 ran like total crap out of the box.  It wasn't tuned in the slightest bit.  I casted it out and it ran in complete circles basically.  A friend has the DC-200 has caught a couple fish using it, but for the price you'd bet better suited but a Little John.  If you are considering buying this lure, get it from a store instead of online; that way you can check the line tie to see if it's bent out of shape.  Bottom line is if i buy a lure i expect it to run true right out of the box, and the DC-100 wasn't even close.

From: Matt: North Haven, CT

Comments:  Bought 4 of these in the Black Friday sale.  Already had a couple so knew what incredible action they have.  Colors are outrageous.

From: Patrick: Kansas City, MO

Comments: I was disappointed when i first tied this bait on at just how off the bait was "tuned". I had to really work the line tie to get it to swim straight. This bait has an intense wobble that you can really feel in the rod, and you have to retrieve it at a slow pace to keep it from rolling. The finish is great, and the size is small and compact. Casts a mile.

Comments: Great crankbait. Pulled a few keeper smallmouth on the Ayu color here in the Missouri Ozarks before hanging it up on a stump.

From: Paul: Waynesville, MO