Comments: These things just catch fish. Whenever I try a new lake and want to cover water, I throw on a vision 110. It's  very pricey compared to some of its counterparts but it's worth it. Both the vision 110 and 110+1 never have disappointed me. I see a lot of reviews that they're pricey but if you take care of your baits and aren't stupid they will last you a long time.

From: Unknown: 7/17/23

Comments: It blows my mind when anyone has a bad thing to say about these...besides the stock hooks. Don't be afraid to throw them anywhere. That guy in your club that is always winning? He isn't afraid. Yes, the price is high and these baits can break. Oh well...anything can break. The fish have seen a million of these by now but they continue to catch fish...just like the Senko, Trick worm, Spook, etc. Hall of fame ripbait right here, my dudes.

From: O'billy Dudewright: 10/20/22

Comments: Best jerkbait ever great job megabass caught me my first tourney bass a 2.75lbs large mouth hooks are the best they bend out easy so you can fish them around wood and you won't lose them.

From: Kyle : Mass 10/8/22

Comments: Honestly, I think these are overpriced and over-rated. I've had em sink like a rock right out of the box. Megabass did stand behind them. My problem is I am not daring enough to throw a $25 jerkbait in amongst the cedars here. I think there are comparable jerkbaits on the market and I don't like the fact that after I spend this much money, I have to tune almost all of these to suspend/slow sink. On the other hand, the Stunna and Rerange are ready to go right out of the package. And, with 53 colors, you can get a headache deciding which to buy.

From: Unknown: Shell Knob, MO 6/21/22

Comments: these baits just work especially in colder water conditions me and a buddy were fishing a lake a day ago in our kayaks we were about 30 feet from each other and he was fishing in front of me both of us throwing jerkbaits me with a 110 gp pro blue 2 and him with a ima flit i put fish on his head doubled him in bites and catches he threw every jerkbait he owned from lucky craft to rapala and couldnt compete and the hooks on these are stiiiiicky these baits simply out perform every other jerkbait ive touched pricey but well worth the money

From: Tyler: Farmington Hills, MI 4/25/22

Comments: I think there overrated and overpriced I can take this jerkbait and match it up against a jackal rerange, a 13 fishing loco special, and a berkley stunna or even a lucky craft flash pointer and catch the same amount of bass with the others if not more, and the other are way cheaper and made better, first rock or tree you hit with this thing say goodbye to that bill!!!

From: Kyle: Oklahoma 3/3/22

Comments: The best jerkbait on the market, hands-down! Perfectly balanced for neutral buoyancy, nice rattle, thin, sticky hooks. This is my go-to lure in tough times ... especially in winter when fishing can be a grind. The lure slays for river smallmouth and walleye.

From: Eric: Sugar Grove, IL 2/21/22

Comments: It's the gold standard for cold water jerkbaits and for a good reason.... it just plain catches 'em wherever you go when the water's cold. I've caught largemouth up to 8 lbs and spots between 4-5 lbs. on the Vision 110 with no hook breakage at all thanks to drag

From: Alan: Adairsville GA 2/14/22

Comments: Almost best jerkbait I've used, and I've used a ton of em. Does not suspend as well as LuckyCraft units in same range. Hooks are completely useless. Lost my PB LMB cause of the hooks, two of the trebles bent badly. Swapped hooks and caught next to PB LMB and Peacock Bass. Will continue to use and buy these but will change out all hooks.

From: Kenny: Florida 1/31/22

Comments: Great Bait-Poor Hooks. This my go to pre-spawn bait and I throw it a ton in the fall. The bait is excellent however, out of the box the hooks are absolute trash. I have found the hooks bend and tend to snap off rather easily. If you spend $25 per bait you might as well spend an extra few bucks and put some quality hooks on the bait. Finally, some of the colors can be hard to find in stock throughout the year, if you find a color that works well order 2. Otherwise they may be on a shipping container somewhere when you really need one and you will be kicking yourself.

From: Kevin: NH 1/14/22

Comments: The 110 is probably the most versatile platform of any jerkbait design. Megabass has branched it out from one basic shallow jerkbait to a whole system of baits with variations in depth and suspending characteristics. The action is consistent, a 110 has the same snap to it as a 110 +1 or +2. Speaking of snap, this bait is at its best with a harder snap on the retrieve than a light pop. If you are an OG jerkbaiter, this isn't going to have the suble roll of a Rogue. This is not the only jerk bait you need, there are times where larger baits or different actions are the key to getting bit. But for 90% of the bass water in the country, the 110 is the right size and comes in a huge variation of colors. As far as the hooks sucking...let's just put it out there that they aren't bad stock hooks. They are sharp as can be and they are designed to be fished as they are in Japan, on lighter action rods with 6-10lb test. If you want to fish a bit heavier, you are best served with a slightly heavier wire replacements like the Gami Nano trebles. As for the bill breaking...I have a bunch of these, none of them have broken a bill. Some of them have lots of teeth scrapes and missing paint from fish catching but no broken bills. I wouldn't chuck one into a wing dam full of sharp rip rap with one but then again a jerkbait isn't really designed to be a contact type bait. If you really want to see the full potential of this bait, check out the R series that are JDM only. Wish that TW sold them here in the states so I could get them in some of my favorite colors...though funky JDM colors aside they are sweet.

From: Chris: Lancaster, CA 1/4/22

Comments: Just caught my PB yesterday on this jerkbait:) Awesome Jerkbaits never had a problem with bent hooks or broken bills.

From: Unknown: Colorado 11/6/21

Comments: Jerkbait nut here. As far as Jerkbaits goes, this is one if not the best JB for a jerk retrieve over suspended fish. Though it isn't a versatile as some other jerkbaits on the market. The stock hooks and the bill makes this bait more difficult to fish in and around cover or bumping off rocks. As far versatility goes  the DUO 100 takes the cake as it can be straight retrieved, jerked, wtd, ripped stopped which can be a determining factor depeding on what the fish are keyed to. Another fantastic option is the pointer 100 which probably has the most durable bill and WTDs the best but for those hard to catch suspended fish, the MB will catch them. As far as shallow JB goes, the Vision 110, Pointer 100. Duo 100/120/130 are all you need.

From: Benjamin: Saint Paul, MN 6/13/21

Comments: I haven't used Mega Bass jerkbaits for too long, but I have caught some good size fish with them and they suspend very well and have good sound to them. The only thing they may need to improve on is the hooks, I haven't had a hook bend out yet, but i know its coming. The hooks are very thin but very sticky.

From: Luke: California 4/30/21

Comments: But I don't feel like a jerk.....bait. Seen some negative reviews and the other kind, I've never broke one or had hook failure. I've had to bend hooks. BAck into shape because the hooks were stuck in so many fish. The other guys are tellin truth but so am I,no problems with vision 110! I use 8lb fluorocarbon and lighter action rods. I don't let it hit bottom if I can help it. So an opinion from the positive side of this issue. (don't get me started on the trick darter though that sucker needs pieces of foam to suspend) so my experience with megabass hasn't been all roses. But I know the bass would be happier if I didn't use them

From: Unknown: Ohio 4/25/21

Comments: The Vision 110's are the primo jerkbait being sold mostly because of their action and paint jobs.  For me, the hooks are instantly replaced with the Gami Aaron Martens Finesse MH # 5's to maintain the stock action; and they never  get thrown blind before "testing" shallow sub-surface structure with an old Rogue before I risk a broken bill.  There are also so many appealing colors for frugal buyers such as myself to take into consideration.  One thing I never do is never accept pictures as the definitive answer for color.  I go to Youtube and watch videos of the 110 in action.  Chris Zaldain has any number posted and the bait colors can then be seen in the natural light as well as three dimension.  Makes all the difference for me in color selection.

From: Mike: Aurora 4/8/21

Comments: I see a lot of people complaining about the hooks bending but if you don't horse the fish you do not really have to worry about that happening. On the other hand you have to be extremely careful with the bill cracking or breaking, I cracked one the other day and only hung it up twice after throwing it all day. I was careful while getting it unhung but it cracked anyway. I wish they would make a little bit more durable bill on it but that is really my only complaint because other than that they definitely catch the bass.

From: Josh 3/10/21

Comments: I've fished these for 15+ years now. The bills WILL break, but has not been common for me. This is a hazard of fishing baits like this. How many have broken on me? TWO. A bait is a tool...you put it in dangerous places and there could be trouble. Or fish. These are awesome. All of mine have been bouht with money I have won using this bait.

From: Swayze: Minnesota 2/1/21

Comments: Bought 1 caught a couple fish on it and the bill broke right away. A little disappointed. Then I see this is a fairly common issue. A great Lure otherwise, also the Hooks could be better, after all this  is a $20+ lure.

From: Eric: St. Louis, MO 1/14/21

Comments: Jerkbait was a fish magnet but the durability is terrible. Bought it one day and the very next day I went out to my local lake and within about 25-30 casts I lifted the bait out of the water and the bill broke for absolutely no reason. Caught one small spotted bass less than a pound and the hook bent like hell. The hooks are incredibly sharp but very weak. Skeptical about buying another

From: Jay: Winston Salem 12/3/20

Comments: I have used these a lot and my only complaint is the bill on these jerkbaits are not durable... no I don't hit them on boat or anything I will cast them out all day and then for no specific reason the bait will hit the water and the bill just breaks. I can't count how many times I've caught several fish then thrown back out and the bill just breaks for no reason.

From: Tony: North Dakota 9/8/20

Comments: Great bait for getting vicious strikes.. honestly worst stock hooks of any jerkbait I have ever used in my life. The barbs are absolutely tiny, smaller than barbs on crappie jigs, and they are external on the hook shank, I lost 15 brute small mouth in one day using this stupid bait but they wouldn't hit anything else and I didn't have any trebles to make a change. The trebles are so terrible on these baits.

From: Dustin - Pittsburgh, PA 6/1/20

Comments: I have bought 2 of these and my second time using them I caught my pb, 5 pounds. Hooks worked GREAT!!! Any other hook would have been thrown. Make sure you tip then pause this bait and pause it for a good 2 or 3 seconds. Nothing else was working and threw this on and it worked great. I caught 2 more I. 10 minuets. I was ya yo h Tennessee shad. Try work great for me.

From: Job: 5/30/20

Comments:  I'll add my name to the chorus of others who recognize that the Vision 110 is the best jerkbait on the market...but the bills are UNNECESSARILY FRAGILE! I have never broken the bill on ANY other brand of jerkbait, and I have a whole graveyard of Vision 110s with busted bills. Incredibly disappointing for a premium-priced lure. That said, it's a great bait. Great colors. Great action. Flat-out catches fish. I just wish the company stood behind its product and/or manufactured them with stronger bills. Supper disappointing to have a couple hundred bucks worth of useless 110s in my garage with broken lips.

From: Kyle: Minnesota 5/11/20

Comments: This is my 2nd review for this jrkbt. I mentioned in my previous review that although the Katsuage Out Barb trebles are incredibly sharp, they will straighten after fights with larger/stronger fish. The Katsuage trebles will also weaken after repeated use from needle nose pliers. The only problem I've experienced with my replacement Gamakatsu trebles is buoyancy; the jrkbt slowly sinks. I'll have to find a near equal weight treble.This is a minor performance issue because I tend to work jrkbts with a faster tempo when the fish are active. Megabass achieved perfect buoyancy/balance for the Vision 110 with the lighter Katsuage treble, but sacrificed hook wear/strength. I recently purchased 2 more colors in the Vision 110, and I immediately had success with Western Clown on my favorite Central TN lake. I don't know how much further fishing technology can advance, but the Megabass Vision 110 proves there are no limits to hard plastic performance enhancement?

From: John: Hendersonville 5/8/20

Comments: Personally have had 2 of these jerkbaits and they start out great only the stock hooks are not the strongest. Both of mine ending up having the same problem after barely any use of the bait. For one of them I opened it out of the package and caught 11 pickerel that day along with a few small bass, the bait was completely destroyed by the end of the day. Hooks bent out split rings also bent and worst the teeth from the fish managed to break the bait causing what it get inside rendering it useless. This also happened to my other one after 2 weeks of fishing. Great bait at first but ridiculous that for 25 dollars the bait breaks after catching 11 pickerel.

From: Evan: Massachusetts 5/3/20

Comments: Megabass vision 110 is the best jerkbait out there. Never bent a hook or broke a bill. I see a lot of people complaining about that, don't be discouraged from picking a couple of them up yourself. All of those complaints are a user error. Don't be that guy and you won't have that problem!

From: Trey: SWMO 4/28/20

Comments: I don't know why everyone is complaining about the hooks, I use the st Croix legend tournament 6'8" medium paired with an Aldebaran and these hooks are sticky sharp and you will need to play with the drag settings but once you get it dialed you will understand these are the best hooks and the best jerkbait. My top three colors are pro blue, northern effect and northern secret.

From: Unknown: 3/29/20

Comments: Best jerkin bait out there, don't believe the haters who say, you can catch just as many on a cheaper bait it is simple not true. Been fishing them for 8 years now side by side with custom models I built and painted myself from netcraft, and the RC STX as well as a ton of other models. Any decent jerk will catch fish, but over all the years in all types of situation these produce the most fish.

From: Trav: Mounds View 3/20/20

Comments: The lure itself would be at the very least a 9/10 based on the action alone, I've had smallmouth, largemouth and stripers alike come a great distance to absolutely smash it. But the durability is questionable for the price. It only took 3 trips for the bill to snap clean off, and it wasn't even fished heavily around structure.

From: Coben: Las Vegas, NV 3/16/20

Comments: This might be the worst jerkbait on the market. It does not suspend but either sinks front down or back down depending on the position of the weight transfer system. Don't waste your money, this bait is garbage. Sure you can catch them on days where a pause is not necessary. But $5 jerkbaits can do that. Plus the hooks are puny. I broke off a barb on 10 lb mono on a minor snag. All hype and no sunbstance.

From: Bill: Moneta, VA 3/12/20

Comments: The Ito vision 110 is a really quality Jerkbait. Make sure you pause at least 3 seconds in between jerks (rips).

From: Thomas R: Ponca City, OK 3/6/20

Comments: If you want to catch fish on a ripbait, this is one of the best. Up front, know that they are fragile. You have to pay to play here, and you probably won't get your money back if you break it... MB isn't going to investigate every broken bill on a bait. Bass fishing is not a cheap sport any more for a serious tournament fisherman (well, was it ever?). If you want to spend less money, there are plenty of options that catch fish.

From: Rufus: Texas 2/24/20

Comments: The megabass 110 is by far the most refined jerkbait on the market hence the hefty price tag. The colors and action are the best out there however this is a delicate bait along with most of the other hard baits Megabass offers. You can't drag these along the rocky shallows or bounce one off docks and such expecting it to survive an impact. About the only option to replace the outbarb trebles is the Nano Gama's w/o making the bait sink or lose it's engineered action. I've been fishing these since 2002 ($100 or more each then JDM) and have not lost or broke a single one because I've taking care of them and not abused them. I definitely retired a few I wore out. This lure has won millions of dollars like the Senko and continues to do so 20 years later so it's worth every penny in the long run.

From: Shawn N: Ft. Worth, TX 12/30/19

Comments: Add me to the Bill-Broke-Off-And-Not-Happy-About-It club. I think I know how it happens: if you fish in too shallow water and the front of the bait bangs into the ground (or drags along the bottom) the bill weakens and, on a seemingly unrelated cast in open water, breaks off. But I fish a bunch of other jerkbaits (Pointer, Rerange) in the same areas and don't have the issue; the bill holds, so it's definitely disappointing that the Vision is so fragile. In terms of performance: the Vision runs pretty shallow and has a tighter action than others, so I feel that it's better in cold(er) water. It definitely does catch fish. But it doesn't catch more fish than other brands I've used (again: Pointer and Rerange), and are more finicky to work (not as much fun to jerk), so... at the price, I've kinda weened myself off the Vision. Finally: I've seen some mention of the TMB110 jerkbait body in the comments, and I have a few of them. The TMB110 is very close to a Vision, but it's NOT the same bait. The TMB is lighter (3/8oz instead of 1/2), has a different rattle sound, and the body is a bit less refined. They're very CLOSE (might even be the same mold), just not the same.

From: Matthias: Novato 11/24/19

Comments: Own a half dozen of the 110 in its various models and a couple different colors. All catch fish, all come out of the box ready to fish. Some people seem to have issues with the bill breaking off, but I haven't had a single issue in 4+ years where the standard 110 is tied to my rip bait setup 90% of the time. I've barked it off a few rocky shorelines, and its seen share of fish abuse...big ol' rash marks around the front hook hangars. Before I threw the 110, the Pointer 100 was my go to. They are different strokes for different situations, but more often than not the 110 gets the lineup pick. Do be prepared to change the hooks. The stock hooks are sticky sharp, but light wire. You dont need to spend a Billion on lots of colors....have a transparent color, an opaque color with some contrast, a flashy color for windy days/moderate stain, and maybe a sunfish pattern. Pro Blue does the job most of the time!

From: Chris: Lancaster 9/11/19

Comments: Only issue with megabass jerk baits is the blanks arnt they're design but they claim they are.. paint schemes are original by them and I guess that's what your paying for but the blanks come from a company called net craft and cost $2.50 a blank.. which is most likely why they aren't too keen on replacing baits with broken bills etc. if you don't believe me search netcraft and see for yourself.

From: Unknown: 7/14/19

Comments: Buyer Beware: I kept hearing great reviews about Megabass Jerkbaits. I decided to spend the money and try one. First trip out this year, it deflected off one rock and the bill snapped right off. Figured I send the lure back to Megabass to see if they would replace... It has been three weeks and I have not heard back. Thinking that it might just be a fluke, I purchased another one because it did look great in the water. WHAT A MISTAKE! On my second outing with this lure, I swear it did not deflect off of anything and the bill AGAIN came off. For it to happen twice, it is no fluke. Such a waste of money. Do not get me wrong, the only outing that I had with MegaBass it caught fish and is a great looking lure. The fact that I spent $50 on two lures that only lasted 3 outings is a waste. Not to mention the $7 I spent shipping the lure back to not get a reply back. 

From: Dominic: CT  4/22/19

Comments: Good lure..thing is, Megabeass customer service isn't that willing to fix issues with the bills breaking and generally tough to deal with, possibly since they're so expensive, in turn a lot of anglers want replacements or refunds if they feel they didn't get the $$ worth out of the bait. It again does catch fish, but so do my L.C. and Realis'

From: Unknown: Lake Havasu City, Arizona  1/20/19

Comments: (5 out of 10) The Vision Oneten definitely has the best action of any jerk bait I have ever used. The way it casts compared to the others is unreal. For the price I am skeptical to purchase more at this time. The retailer cautioned me about the bills breaking off and to be careful not to hit any structure with them. My first trip out, I made it a point to stay out away from the hard structure in a depth to prevent hitting anything. Within 30 minutes (cold December water), I caught a 4 pound black. About 30 minutes later, on a retrieve, the action was like it was wrapped up. When I brought it in, the bill was broke off. I emailed the company and they are requiring me to send it in for examination to determine if they will replace it. Their reply is they have no warranty return policy. Sending it to them today! The companies decision will determine if I spend any more money on these baits. CAUTION: be very careful with the bill!! 

From: Ron: Alma, Arkansas  12/21/18

Comments: Very well built jerkbait   I have rarely fished jerkbaits before buying this and it simply outfishes lower priced jerkbaits.  The best colors are pro blue, elegy bone and sexy french pearl, excluding any limited colors.  The only complaint I have is those three small brass weights have gotten free and the main two tungsten weights get stuck and the bill has came off a few time (was fishing shallow rocks), otherwise never had a problem with the bill.  As for the hooks, I've learned to have a looser drag and not to horse the fish in to prevent the hooks from bending.

From: Spenser: Wisconsin 10/3/18

Comments: Phenomenal jerk baits, I'd give a 9/10. These things are stunningly designed - the attention to detail is amazing. The action is really erratic, and the slow rise in my opinion is perfect. I've also noticed that these jerk baits seem to come through the grass and weeds really well. I've caught countless bass on these during the day and night by working them right over or in the top of weeds and grass, and the bass destroy this thing. I really really like the colored bottoms some of these have. The Kohoku color has been the most productive for me, even working well in the bays for spotted sand bass and corvina. The M shad and Tennessee shad are great low light colors. I fish these things in the dark of night and get bit.

The only thing I have to knock megabass for, and the reason I don't give these a 10/10 is the hooks. They're sticky but weak. I flipped a 3lber with this thing and all the hooks were bent beyond repair. If you keep the megabass split rings (which are light but good) then I just put gamakatsu trebles in the same size, which seem to be equally sticky and no where near as delicate.

From: Jeremy - Claremont, CA 9/24/18

Comments: Over a five day period this past spring (2018) this ITO Vision 110 Jerkbait out fished other jerkbaits in my party(boat) 4 to 1. In fact it produced more smallies than any other lure, all ranging from 19" to 21+inches. On May 30 I caught my personal best USA Smallmouth with this ITO Vision 110 Jerkbait = 21.5" - 6.5+lbs.
An Awesome Lure!  Why?  It Catches Bass!

From: Larry - Crest Hill, IL 7/14/18

Comments: This is the best jerkbait on the market, no action comes close to this masterpiece, This bait almost fishes itself because of the action. The hooks are super sharp and sticky, but however they are very weak and break easily.

From: Jason: Illinois 4/30/18

Comments: bye far the best jerk bait out there but I must say the hooks suck replaced them gamakatsu number 6 definitely worth the money.

From: Unknown: 4/26/18

Comments: I've never caught a fish on a jerkbait until I tried one these. My first fish was a 4lbs. largemouth and two casts later caught a 3 lbs largemouth. These baits have great action and super sharp hooks. I will be buying more to fill my tackle boxes.

From: Devin: Alabama 2/20/18

Comments: If you're a tackle junky like I am, you'll find these baits to be addictive.  You won't be able to just buy one.  I haven't even tried them yet (season's over in Ontario) and still I want to add to my growing collection.  They're just beautifully crafted baits.  They are almost a work of art and I just know they are going to be dynamite on dem big fall smallies.

From: Jasper: Mississauga, Ontario 1/10/18

Comments: Good action, but nothing to write home about unless spending the extra dime gives you a vote of confidence on the water.  For me, it seems this lure is more aptly designed to catch people.  It is a coincidence it catches fish but that is my opinion.  It would not hurt to evaluate other options before committing to this purchase.

From: Craig: The Bayou 1/7/18

Comments: This bait really attracts fish and I've hooked up countless bass as well as salmon when they're running through the CA Delta.  HOWEVER, for a $25 lure, you would think Megabass would put quality hooks on them but NO, these are the worst hooks I've ever experienced.  I even sent pics straight to Megabass and their reply was "hmmmm, that's strange that these hooks would bend and break like that" and they then sent me THE SAME danged hooks.  I of course chucked them and simply replaced them with Owner and Gamakatsu trebles (I use a combo of short and standard shanks).  This was not a one time fluke.  My buddy bought a few Megabass Vision 110s after watching me hook up constantly.  First hookup and he bent out a hook and lost the fish.  Put a new 110 on and next hookup, broke the hook.  Pretty disgusting.  Cmon Megabass, put quality hooks to match the high price you charge!!  I have to make emphasize, this is NOT Tackle Warehouse's fault!  

From: Nate: Folsom 1/2/18

Comments: I bought one of these jerkbaits a few years ago, but only recently began using the lure. Great action, and I must have bought the best color (Sexy Ayu) for my local TN lakes? The hooks are uniquely designed with the outside barb, but I replaced the stock trebles with stronger Gamakatsu #6's. I foul hooked several bass with the bait. The paint job on the MB 110 is superior to Lucky Craft Pointers. I was told by several tournament fishermen that the MB 110 is their go-to jrkbt. After the strikes I've experienced on my local East TN lakes, I decided to buy a couple more colors. I'm not convinced the lure is worthy of the cost, but the lure's quality is excellent.

From: John: Knoxville, TN, USA 11/21/17

Comments: I bought 2 of these baits just to try them out to see what the big deal is. What do u no they actually work. I got one in western clown and gp pro blue. Fished castaic off the wall cuz it was too windy to launch and hookup on a big striper on my 3rd cast. Pros It's heavy enough to cast long distance, its reaction is like no other and there's so many colors to choose from.Cons price and hooks. These r on the higher end of jerkbait and probably steers people away from getting them. Barbs on the hooks r on the outside which is pretty good idea don't no who else does that but they r easily bent. I would upgrade them to some owner st36 size 6 trebles or anything comparable to them

From: Rfvgv: Torrance 11/10/17

Comments: Bill broke clean off after about 3 uses

From: JayZ: PA 9/6/17

Comments: THIS IS THE BEST JERBAIT ON THE MARKET! I have caught 3 8 pounders, 5  7 pounders, and a couple 6s on this bait just within 4 months. Start throwing them late October, all throughout the winter and into the spring. in the winter when the water gets really cold, I reel it down give it 2 light twitches then pause it for 8 seconds. Paint aint the most durable, hooks are extremely sharp. and have not had a bill break yet. You better stock up on these for the winter! THIS IS THE MONEY BAIT

From: Cavan: VA 9/4/17

Comments: Great bait....but you have to put new hooks on. They snap off on mean northern smallies.  Took a brand new bait and had each treble snap a shank off within 10 fish on the same morning.  They'll bend out too. They do catch more fish than any other jerkbait, just a shame you have to put new hooks on a bait you just spent top dollar for.

From: Eric - Wisconsin 6/24/17

Comments: These baits have revolutionized cold water fishing for largemouth bass.  I catch more and larger fish on these baits than any other bait I own.  Have been fishing tournaments for the past 25 years and these beat them all.

From: RCM: Missouri 4/26/17

Comments: this bait is AMAZING!! I have caught 7 bass over 6 pounds on this bait. have not had any problems with the durability. Yes they are expensive but well worth it

From: Unknown 3/5/17

Comments: Originally when i first came across these baits, i was skeptical. Bought one vision 110 and one RC STX jerkbait (similar mold creations) to compare. Ended up catching 6:1 on the vision 110 on Lake Erie for smallies. From that point on my box was completely overrun by Vision 110s. Spend the money, you get what you pay for.

From: Joey D: Hamilton Ontario 2/14/17

Comments: Great action on this jerkbait I would absolutely say it's worth the $25 if the hooks were better. The hooks don't bend out, they just snap. I saw in a Youtube video where this happened to someone. I bought the lure a little after that. First time fishing it the front hook snapped off. Doesn't really matter because, the bait has two more trebles, but still for $25. Get a Lucky craft

From: Matthew: MI 2/11/17

Comments: Definitely one of the best jerkbaits on the market. My friends have used them for a while and tried to get me to buy some but I wouldn't give in because of the price tag. The only thing I regret is not getting some when they told me to. The bait works all year long, but it puts all other jerkbaits I've tried to shame in the winter time.

From: Jordan: Illinois 2/1/17

Comments: Bought one of the oneten and a luckystrike replica and fished them for 1 hr each . I cought one 8 inch bass on the luckystrike . Fished the oneten and cought 3 bass and my PB 1lb8oz crappie, amazing bait ,amazing action ! Cost is the only down side but the proof is in the hook ups A+

From: Prom: Fort Mill, SC 1/6/17

Comments: BEST JERkBAIT EVER. Has amazing action. I gave it a long cast, reeled it down, gave it 2 twitches and caught an 8 pounder. Yes they are expensive but well worth the money

Comments: All I can say I wow. This thing is well worth the $25 and then some. Picked one of these bad boys up at Field and Stream a couple days ago, took it out today & was so impressed by the action and the way it suspends, and the bass seemed to be quite impressed by it too. I'm an xrap guy, but there will be more of these in my jerkbait box very soon

From: Eric: PA 6/7/15

Comments: Great jerkbait. Only downside is the cost. Great finish, great hooks with the best strike to land ratio I've seen of any jerkbait I've used. More action than any jerkbait I've used. Oh & the fish seem pretty fond of them too

From: Steve: MD 6/2/15

Comments: This lure is incredible. I have not had any problems with the bills breaking but I have only been using mine about a few weeks. Had a buddy with one and he was slaying suspended fish that wouldnt touch any of my jerkbaits. This bait is priced high for a reason, it hammers fish!

From: Riley: AR 4/20/15

Comments: Still the best ripbait out. People talk about the knock-offs being better...I always wonder if they have even fished one of these because it sounds like they haven't. Yes, they are fragile, but a lot of baits are. If you slap it on the water to clear it, or slam it into rocks or docks, you should not be surprised when it breaks. Your fault. Gets bit year-round. Stop the hating.

From: Jay6: USA 3/18/15

Comments: The bills do break there's no doubt but the reason for that is the extremely thin plastic, which is also one of the main reasons these are such amazing lures. You can say this has a unique action but in reality the action of the Luck-e-strike version is identical. What sets this apart is the thin walls and the tungsten weight transfer system. I used to buy these but now that luck-e-strike makes the same thing just with thicker plastic and lead instead of tungsten I buy them and save the few real 110's I have left for tournament days.

From: Jrd: PA 1/29/15

Comments: I recently had the bill break on a Vision 110. I sent it back to Megabass America and in 13 days from the time I shipped the bait, I received a new bait. Great customer service and in a timely manner. I encourage all of us to give companies a heads up when we have issues with their product. I love this bait, the action, and it catches fish.

From: Tony: Tuscaloosa, AL 12/16/14

Comments: Loves these baits, I fished one for three days in the dead of winter. Probably caught over 120 fish plus a 8+lber to cap it off. Did have a 5lber snap a bill when it ate it. Also had a box of about 15 Vision 110's melt on me from getting too hot in my boat while they were in my storage box. Pretty disappointed about that considering all of my cheaper jerkbaits were fine. However, I still keep on buying em cuz they just out fish every other jerkbait!

From: James: GA 10/29/14

Comments: I have a couple dozen of these, and I did finally break a bill on one. However, I was fishing from shore in high winds and didn't realize how shallow it was and jerked it into some rocks. I've caught hundreds of fish on these though, and I've haven't had any problems with any of the others. The paint jobs are amazing, and I actually really like the hooks. The light wire penetrates incredibly well. These are made to be fished on fairly light line, so for you guys bending out the hooks, you might want to ease up a bit. I caught a 30" walleye on one that went crazy in the net, and it only slightly bent one hook on one treble, so I don't think that's too shabby. 

From: Greg: UT 5/5/14

Comments: Best fish-catching hard jerk bait I have ever used. HOWEVER, I will not buy any more because they are TOO FRAGILE! Too expensive for the lack of durability. Bills break easily and yesterday I had one break in half. Buy these only if you fish open water with no structure like docks, rocks, grass (yes, bills will break off even in grass!). Waiting for Megabass to admit that they have a problem and fix it. Surely they can make the same type of jerk bait but stronger. Lucky Craft jerk baits are a close second but without the breakage problems.

From: Scott: Austin, TX 3/9/14

Comments: Rogues and xraps are like girls you take to prom, but the vision 110s are like supermodels you take to prom!  I like its head down attitude, and also the ratting sound they make too, it is somewhat similar to the rogue sound....Only downside is lack of better descriptions, you see gg, gp, ht, m next to models sometimes with baits in the same pattern.  I have no idea what they are talking about.

From: Bigpoppabass: Nashua, NH 3/2/14

Comments: First let me say this bait is second to none, there is no question it catches fish. I bought one to try out and caught a ton of smallies on that bait, it quickly became one of my confidence baits. This past weekend i went fishing and broke the bill off of two of these baits bumping rocks while retrieving. It was the first time i had fished one of the baits, I am very disappointed and I will not waste my money again.

From: Eddie: Georgetown, KY. US

Comments: Theres just something this bait does a little extra than other jerk baits. I love lucky craft slender pointers and even the rc stx are good for the price. But these damn things just out fish them bottom line. I hate the price and the quality for a 25 dollar bait is not what you would expect. But theres no faster way to load the boat in my opinion. Try it you will love it, just treat like your baby!!

From: Kyle: OH

Comments: I bought two of the RC STXs' and one of the Megabass this last winter and couldn't wait to use them this spring. I particularly couldn't wait to use the Megabass after all the hype and also because I don't regularily spend this kind of money on a jerkbait. First bait I tie on is the Megabass. Second fish the bill broke, no kidding. I almost puked. So I tie on one of the RC STX and killed the smallies the rest of the day. True story. Have never had a bill break on a jerkbait like this, not even on $5 dollar husky jerks.

From: Cory: Uppermidwest

Comments: Works great, but fragile and over priced. I'll stick with Lucky Craft.

From: Brian

Comments: Great bait but not very durable.  A fish crunched my bill off =[  I fished the rest of the week with a RC Stx and caught just as many as my partner throwing the Ito.  Ito has better components and a better wobble on the pull. The RC Stx seems to dart without the wobble.  Though every fish was caught on the pause (3-6 seconds).  After 4 days of fishing my partners tail end of his Ito split.

From: Matt: Broken Arrow, OK

Comments: Just a question.  $30 is a lot to spend on a bait when the same baits of this class like LC are half and more durable. it seems to me Megabass is over priced without reason to cost double. Why so expensive?

From: Bob: NC

Comments: I shipped 4 to megabass due to broken bills and they only sent 2 new ones back. they said 2 of them were overly used so they wouldn't replace those. kind of dissatisfied! I did email them prior to sending it and they even responded that they would replace all but no

From: gerkbait fanatic: CA

Comments: Been fishing mine about 2 wks, put about a 15# bag in the boat today in 46 degree water and has held together so far. Those hooks are sharp, fishing open water so I am not worried about strength. Can't believe they don't include a split ring and not sure it catches any more fish  my X-Raps

From: Woody: Woody

Comments: Fished the pearl today and caught everything in the river!  Striper, bass, crappie, and even bluegill, never broke anything on the bait and I was throwing it at and through docks all day long. 

From: Steve: NC

Comments: I like it one of the best all the colors work , now I have not broke any , but i run them in some crazy stuff down here in Texas , around rocks wood and anything y'all can think of and they have been good to me , maybe y'all need to slow down and fish it slower it might save y'all some baits good luck to all of y'all , I like these baits

From: Phillip: USA

Comments: used a lucky craft half the day and didnt have a bite. switched to a 110 and in 10 min had a 3+ and a 4 in the boat. only con is that after day two of the tournament, out of the 6 lures that i had, 5 of them had the bill broken off. good news is that if you email megabass, you can ship them back and they will send you all new ones.

From: Nick: KY

Comments: Save your money and buy three luck-e-strik RC stks and you will get the same quality bait, and you will be giving your money to an american company not japanese.

Comments: My first 110 has seen the water for 1/2 a day last winter. I just looked closely at the bill and it is cracked. Hopefully I can glue it and get a few more fish out of it.

From: David: Raymore, MO

Comments: This is by far the best rip bait on the market. I have won money on this bait when nothing else works. I haven't had a problem with the bill on any of my baits so far.

From: Jeff: Villa Rica, GA

Comments: GREAT lure. but so is the LuckEstrike RC stk. guess it depends on your outlook on things but i'll take 3 rc stks for the same price as one of the megabass. same lure..not same price.   even with having to replace the hooks and split rings on the rc stk its still far cheaper for the same thing

From: Rob: Central, PA

Comments: I have used the old ones from japan. They don't break on rocks. The new ones must be cheaper made in mass production. I see guys say they break them easy?? Sounds bad for premium expensive bait that cost more then most food. I used my old ones on bass and other fish. Worked great. God bless you all

From: Alex

Comments: catches fish but poor material quality used on the bill. 

From: Mai: WI

Comments: They are excellent baits and do catch fish.  The cons: cheaply made, lucky to get 1 season out of them.  Expensive.

From: Cyco: Green Bay, WI

Comments: Great lure well made slick design, on my second test cast fish on. I just happen to donÕt like those hook come with it

From: Fishkiller01: Yonkers, NY

Comments: I have the pro blue and man this thing catches fish, i just wish they werent so expensive!

From: Jacob: GA

Comments: Great bait for cali, texas, midwest and anywhere. I caught good size 2,3,and 4 lb bass. Action is good can be fished many ways and is nicely made. I caught alot of different species on this bait. It works for all kinds of fish. Its priced for reason because the quality and action. Tacklewarehouse does very good service. Tacklewarehouse is kind of guys that want you to catch your next lunker. Good fishing!

From: Alex: Kansas

Comments: Great bait that catches fish when nothing else will. Unfortunately, a very fragile bait too. The 110 is a good enough fish catcher that I can deal deal with its fragility though.

From: Bryan: Ponca City, OK

Comments: I bought one vision 110 earlier this year and now i'm on my seventh one. I have caught plenty of large and smallmouth bass on this thing to make me a believer. Its nice when your friends bet there lures for the most fish including pointer 100sp and Xraps to make your collection bigger because of the vision 110s. The only drawback i have is the kutsage hooks because there very thin so i'll usually swap them out for owner or gamagatsu 2x size 4. My favorite colors are tennessee shad, ghost pro blue, and the megabass sexy shad for most of the lakes I fish in.

From: Mark: MN

Comments: I have won well over $250,000.00 on this bait since its first appearance in 2000 hands down the best rip/jerkbait out there under tough conditions. I still have my original mossback yellow from way back in the day and it has caught well over 500+ fish and it has yet to even show any signs of the bill breaking I have fished behind other teams throwing the other jerkbaits and will say this they don't get too picky for a 110

From: Trey: Virginia

Comments: HARRR-EU-KEN! You deserve a giant donkey punch if you call yoruself a ripbait fisherman and dont fish these. Not for people who refer to them as 'jerkbaits'...those people can stick to the Pointers.

From: Meatwad: The Truth

Comments:  I caught at least 100 fish or more on a Megabass last season and used the same lure every time and it lasted a whole season before the bill broke in the fall.  Thats 25 cents per fish or less.  Well worth the money.

From: Brandon: MO

Comments: Used the HT-ITO Wakasagi and man bass including nothern pikes pounded this bait today! Have to order another because caught more than I have ever caught on a jerk bait! They just pound this lure even when it's cold. Caught my limit with 45 minutes. These are by far the best I've used. I have Rapala, Lucky Craft, and Damiki jerk baits and the 110 surpasses them all. Tomorrow trying out Natural and Blue II.

From: Damian: Minnesota, USA

Comments:Awesome, probably the best rip bait on the market. They are a little expensive but, well worth the money.

From:Adam: Grover Beach, CA