Comments: Elegy Bone - Just spent a week fishing in Ontario Canada and this bait became my go-to. I was reluctant to pay so much and figured I'd lose it on the first cast. Instead, of my two rods this lure stayed on one of them nearly the whole week and I lost track of how many smallmouth it caught. You can keep it pretty shallow, to get over logs/weeds, if you keep the tip up. Just a slow retrieval will an occasional pop-pop. I feel like framing it and hanging it on my wall.

From: Unknown: 6/12/23

Comments: Recently got into Jerkbait fishing this winter and I'm hooked thanks to these. I consistently caught fish no matter what day it was. These even produced when fishing a big tournament, at Lake of the Ozarks. I don't fish any other Jerkbait than Megabass now. The Jr. has better movement, but I also caught a ton on the normal 110. White Bone/French Pearl has been the producer. One pre-spring day, I tied on 5 completely different colors and caught fish on each. I'd say you only need 3 colors : white bone, some kind of chrome reflective, and one that is transparent/ghost.

From: TYLER: Missouri 5/1/23

Comments: I don't get the hype on these. I got 2 because I was looking for a smaller profile jerkbait for the cold skinny water. I've heard that they are supposed to suspend well. I'd expect them to be tuned to suspend or slow float for the price but both of mine float pretty quickly out of the box. Overrated and overhyped in my opinion.

From: Simon: Tennessee 1/18/23

Comments: These baits have a cult following of people who really refuse to admit the baits are flawed. Yes they are good bait but not great, they cast well, and have a good profile, but the the lips are known to break and finishes flake off after they get the first scratch. That does not scream quality to me and until people complain and stop buying they will never improve the baits materials.

From: Matt: NY 11/7/22

Comments: I came to order a new 110jr. Why? I broke one. Was taking the back hook out of a small fish and it broke. Am I mad? Nope. Why? I have put over 100 fish on that bait and I was a little too 'hammer hands' when removing the hook. These baits slay, but are fragile. And worth every penny. Not too stoked on the stock hooks though, those can go away. This is probably in my top three of all time ripbaits.

From: Jason: 8/29/22

Comments: Don't waist your money on these if you plan to fish anywhere with rocks. Lips break very easily. Hooks are cheap and bend very easily or completely snap off. I know many others that will testify to this. Runs great, suspends well. But for 20 bucks not worth it

From: Rick: Darien, IL 3/22/22

Comments: Donât waist your money on these if you plan to fish anywhere with rocks. Lips break very easily. Hooks are cheap and bend very easily or completely snap off. I know many others that will testify to this. Runs great, suspends well. But for 20 bucks not worth it

From: Rick: Darien il 3/22/22

Comments: Great bait! I caught a good amount of fish but it only lasted a handful of trips out before the bill broke off. I love the bait but I have a hard time spending 20 bucks to do that again. I have been using the ripala rip stop the 9 model which Im liking a lot. Anybody else having the bills break off?

From: Kale: Kansas 9/19/21

Comments: Does NOT suspend. Slow floats! $20 bait should already be tuned to do what it's advertised to do. Now I gotta play with different hooks and split rings to get it to suspend. Disappointed!

From: Unknown: 3/26/21

Comments: I'm not going to go down the rabbit hole on adding this or that to get the bait to sit how you want it, you can find that on the internet anywhere. Straight out of the box, this thing slays. But yes, you can tune it and it will slay more. Is that a thing? More slayier? Ripbaits are an art form, this bait is your canvas.

From: Swayze: Minnesota 2/3/21

Comments: This lure is a good lure if used correctly and weighted correctly. Now it has a ton of action and will catch good fish. This lure does float right out of the box, it took me a couple of hours and some suspend dots to properly weight all my jerk baits in a container of water. Water temp does not matter I have tested that theory in different containers and different temps.My honest opinion is that it's a myth. You have to weight them properly. Good luck and catch a big one!

From: Unknown: Georgia 9/20/20

Comments: My favorite jerkbait hands down, and on it's way to becoming my favorite bait overall. At first I was hesitant that the hype about the vision 110s was just that, hype. Folks getting obsessive about their favorite brand, or being overly nitpicky about color/actions. But truly, this bait is well worth the money! Has an action like no other jerkbait I've used, and the paint job is just fantastic, and I truly believe that the paint (particularly the color-shift paint) draws in more fish. And the weight transfer system means that this downsized jerkbait still casts like a bullet. I've caught some nice fish on this, including a pending state C&R record! Highly, highly recommend it

From: Unknown: Minnesota 5/5/20

Comments: Used the Pro Blue 2 model today and caught 3 bass over 3 pounds in an hour. Yes, I realize that the bass were actively feeding but, this bait works based upon today's session. Casts a mile, requires minimum jerking to activate and the hooks were no issue. I now own 2 of the 110 Juniors (Megabass Sexy Shad) and this one and, I can honestly say, I don't plan to use another brand even if I lose these two. I wont jerk bait fish until I replace these with another. The 110 Junior is a great size for my waters. I tried a full sized 110, it was just too heavy and I couldn't impart the action I can with these. I fish from the bank solely, in about 3-5 feet of water. I often have to work these with horizontal jerks. The casting distance you get with these is imperative to a bank only fisherman, fishing lakes and ponds that have deeper water that is a ways out. The distance allows you to get it out to where it can be productive. I've also bounced these off the bottom due to the shallow water and the bill shows no signs of damage. I'll never buy a jerk bait that isn't a Megabass Vision 110 Jr. again!

From: Mercer: Galloway, NJ 4/22/20

Comments: Used these during muddy water February in CA. We slammed the bass in a local hill pond. Absolutely no issue what so ever. Bending hooks out? Learn how to set the drag and play the fish the right way. This isn't some 10" Swimbait you slam on the hookset and real in in 5 seconds. it's a finesse bait with finesse hooks that are sticky sticky sharp. Had more hooks on the face of the bass than in the actual mouth. Great bait that made me want a few more colors and sizes.

From: Unknown: 2/10/20

Comments: Bought a few of these and 3 or 4 of the bigger 110 as well. The baits work well in more pressured situations I feel they will get you a few more bites. With all that said the hooks on all of them are junk. Not just weak they are junk. I feel when you spend twice as much on these as just about any other jerk bait on the market that it should at least come out of the package ready to go. Not the case. Once you take the time to figure out a hook that is strong enough and the right weight to keep the buoyancy right then you have yourself an awesome bait!

From: Bill: Kentucky 12/27/19

Comments: Should not float for a 20 dollar bait, big disappointment!

From: Unknown: 12/25/19

Comments: These things are absolute dynamite! I finally took a leap of faith and bought one after being a die hard Lucky Craft guy. I've lost count of the different species these jerkbaits have caught. Just make sure you change the hooks out. The factory trebles are very sharp, but will also bend out very very easily.

From: Hunter: Western Montana 5/1/19

Comments: a truly amazing bait at first floated slightly so i upgraded the hooks and put a slightly larger on on the front and now it suspends perfectly and i used it on a trip last weekend and caught over 100 fish on it in 3 days at a pond.

From: trevor: california 9/12/18

Comments: I thought I would try this smaller version of the 110 for very cold water in later fishing. This smaller jerkbait works well, and the lure has produced follows, bumps, and bites when my larger jerkbaits did not. The finishes on these MegaBass lures are superior to competitors, and I'm now throwing MegaBass jerkbaits 90% of the time in Fall, Winter, and Spring. The smaller hooks on the 110 Jr. keep the lure's profile smaller, and I think that has helped me receive more strikes on heavily pressured lakes.

From: John: Knoxville, TN 1/26/18

Comments: WORTH EVERY DOLLAR! These are such fire jerkbaits! Picked up a Jr clown color after having good success on the regular 110 , and these things are hands down worth all 25 dollars! Took the clown color JR out on a 34 deg day ( high 40s water temp) and hooked up with a 4 and a 5 lber within a hour, end my year with a new PB! I will be spending a lot more money these cause they deff entice those biggins! Tho my regular 110 says its a slow rise, it has a slow fall, which Im hoping is just due to low water temps but that one produces quality too!

From: Ryan S: Chicagoland, IL 11/30/16

Comments: Amazing lure, great colors. Have caught 30+ largemouth in an outing to my farm pond on multiple occasions. Clear laker and elegy bone are my best producing colors. Even snagged a 40lb Amur in the tail and landed it after 45 min on 12 lb Vicious fluoro. only one scratch after that battle. But the hooks do scratch up the baits pretty good after a solid day of jerkin'

From: Kevin: OH 8/16/15

Comments: Excellent bait, I use it with 10-12lb Sunline Sniper FC Floro & a medium power rod and it'll flat catch em. Not convinced it's the best out there as that's situational but it is a very effective jerk bait.

From: Chuck: Lake Norman, NC 1/6/15

Comments: Picked one up to try and only had one rod with #14 fluoro. Still caught 5 in two hours during a mean cold spell.  2-5lb bass on two stained ponds. Definitely ordering more French pearl in various sizes. 

From: Dustin: Richmond, VA 11/23/14

Comments: WOW. Sick little ripbait that gets chomped. Yeah, it is allergic to bridge pilings, rocks, and dumb skis that slap the hell out of their bait on the water to clear it, but 99% of high end baits are. Buy one, you will buy more.

From: Jay6: USA 11/5/14

Comments: My favorite jerkbait hands down. Gotta love the super swift tail kicking action. Perfect on the pause with no wondering what so ever and just sits their suspended in the water column. Also, the colors are awesome, glad they added more in the Jr. since that's what I throw mostly for angry river smallies.

From: Matt: Bass City 8/12/14

Comments: Worth every penny. Best jerkbait in my opinion.

From: Mario: Discovery Bay, CA

Comments: Finally more colors selection to stock up. Maybe a bit expensive but is worth your dough. Great Jerkbait

From: Tony: North Highland

Comments: Hardest Lake I've ever fish. 15-20ft water visibility that day. Over 2hrs, no bite. Frustrated and BAMM! Nice SmallMouth. MegaBassJr. bail me out on a near skunk day. Had to leave after that fish cuz ski boats go crazy

From: Shimano: Sacto