Comments: cut off tail, put on MiniMax & catch a giant.

From: Paul: MN 5/4/23

Comments: These get bit. I use Keitechs Fat Swing Impacts a lot but so does everybody else. A lot of soft plastic paddle tails, many made in the image of the Fat Swing, have a very stable tail kick. These are different, it's more of a body roll with a bit of shimmy from the tail. Killer on a lightly weighted EWG, it's very effective in clear water. The body is also mostly smooth, giving it a different sonic signature than the ringed body baits. The packaging sucks, there's a good chance you'll need to boil some tails to straighten them out. You are better off putting them in a dedicated box out the packaging than leaving them in your plastics bag to get kinked.

From: Chris: Lantucky, CA 2/25/23

Comments: This is honestly one of my favorite little swimbaits. If I have one of these tied on I know I'm going to catch a fish. I use this to target stripers primarily and they absolutely chew the bait. Can't go wrong when you tie on of these paddle tails on. My favorite colors are bad shad green, and white trash.

From: Unknown: 1/23/23

Comments: Was struggling in a smallmouth stream when nothing else would work. Stuck one of these in Shiner on a weedless 3/0 hook and called it good. Slayed the smallies!

From: Unknown: Missouri 4/23/20

Comments: Great little baits from stand alone finesse swim bait to trailer and drop shot. But I wish they came in a clam shell so all the tails would be straight.

From: Chris: Texas 1/27/20

Comments: I fish them on a Owner 5149-202 1/8 oz 2/0 Ultra Head in the sungill color MONEY !!!

From: Unknown: 6/23/19

Comments: Awesome bait! Epic day on the river although they the baits don't hold up very well even with a screw lock swim bait hook. Regardless of the durability I would recommend this bait to anyone looking to catch giants.

From: Javier: Elgin, TX 6/22/19

Comments: I see why people like these! Being from Florida only fished EZs for the longest. While EZs are great stand alone. They don't make the best trailers, even the swimmers. These have a much softer tail and more bump and wiggle and absolutely fit great on the back of a swim jig. Been working like a charm, lots of fish. 

From: Mike S: Florida 4/4/19

Comments: High quality bait that is soft enough to swim great at slow speeds but also very durable.  Performs much better than the obvious competition yet will not rust your hooks out overnight. Money on an A Rig!

From: CJ - Kirby, AR 2/8/19

Comments: Chatterbait trailers, swimjig trailer, solo, these baits are legit good and have been for years. Get ya some! Waiting on newest color bad shad sexy. 

From: Lloyd: Pratt, KS 4/4/18

Comments: Just used these swimbaits last week on my A-rig; AWESOME!!! This 3.5 size is perfect for my local TN lakes. I have used the larger Dippers in the past, but this smaller size produced better for me. I will buying more colors for different fishing conditions. I'm sure these swimbaits will produce well for smallmouth come late Winter/early Spring on Norris Lake. Reaction Innovations excels in the soft plastic market.

From: John - Knoxville, TN 12/30/17

Comments: Best trailer for a Hack heavy cover swim jig. This swimbait has the best action that I've seen for a soft plastic swimbait.

From: Adam - Eunice, LA 12/16/17

Comments: Best trailer for a chatterbait on the market. Try it and you will catch fish. I probe dozens fot chatterbait trailers and these little ones are THE BEST

From: AlexMB 7/22/17

Comments: Without a doubt the best swimbaits on the market. I've tried dozens of different kinds and none of them have nearly as much action. These really excel no matter how you rig them. I mainly use them as swim jig and chatter bait trailers. I found most of the other brands have no movement at slow speeds.

From: Donnie: Virginia 11/16/16

Comments: My favorite is to throw it out over grass/weed mats submerged below the surface & try to roll it right across the top edge of the foliage. Surprisingly even when the hook is a little exposed it comes back fairly, if not completely weed free.

From: Gary: Indianapolis, IN 12/19/15

Comments: Walleye love em'... I fish em' on a eighth or quarter oz. darter head and reel it in as slow as I can stand it and wait for that little tick.  The colors I've had the most luck on are Bull Frog and D. Sanchez; best time is pre-spawn and spawn. 

From: Noah: Estancia, New Mexico

Comments: This is the perfect swimjig trailer iv caught tons of fish on it i love em

From: Louis

Comments: These little guys are on my top 5 soft plastic lure list. Have tried about 6 different colors and all seem irresistable to bass. Using White Trash and Sexy Shad right now and both are outstanding. Maybe it's the action of these on the retrieve and not so much the color. Anyway, I'm also hooked on em!

From: Tom: Somers Point, NJ

Comments: Rigged on a 3/0  Owner Twist Lock Light hook, the Little Dipper has an erratic swimming action that recently enticed just over 100 bass onto my line over what became my two best largemouth bass fishing days ever! I get my best results retrieving at moderate to fast speed to keep the paddle tail wiggling and make occasional, brief pauses that often trigger the strike. To swim it true without such erratic behavior, fish it deeper, or cast it into the wind, I use Owner Twist Lock 3/0, 1/16 oz Weighted hooks instead of the un-weighted version. To protect the lureÕs tip from damage coming through weeds, and to add extra flash, I add a ¼ inch nickel colored cone-head fly fishing weight to the line, un-pegged. To avoid fish pulling the tail off the lure, I hold my rod at a 60 to 90 degree angle to the line during the retrieve and when I feel the impact of a strike, I immediately point the rod tip towards the fish to create slack, pause briefly for the fish to get the entire lure into its mouth, then take up the slack and set the hook with an upward sweep of the rod. I cast these light weight lures farther and with less effort using a spinning outfit instead of a bait-caster. Little Dippers are so durable that I typically catch at least 8 bass per lure and can usually extend that by making repairs with Mend-It. They are well designed to conceal the hook tip for weedless retrieves and have ample space within the body for the shank to ride-up during the hook set. The wide range of colors allows me to match-the-hatch in vastly different environments.

From: Vince: LaZara: Tucson, AZ

Comments: Amazing dropshot bait! just cut the paddle tail in half towards the head and nose-hook it!

From: John: Telletubby Land

Comments: Awesome little bait, whether you fish it weightless, on the back of a swim jig or on a darter head, this bait excels! Sprayed grass and houdini are the best, except houdini is always out of stock. TW needs to fix that problem! It's the best color!!!!

Comments: screw the grub, put THIS on your darter head. works well OUTSIDE of CA as well.

From: Meatwad: Spillin Beans

Comments:  Good little bait, effective when the bite is tough.  Rigged weedless on a slider head, has been highly effective for both largemouth and smallmouth.  Bullfrog has been the best color.

From: Big J: Houston, TX