Comments: Def a Good swimbait for the price ! Only thing is that it does sink pretty fast. And I wish the hooks were just a tad sharper. But over-all for the price it's a good bait.

From: Jay: Northern California 6/13/21

Comments: From my experience, I love this lure. It is inexpensive and flat out catches fish. It is really durable and has a really nice jig hook that sticks the fish. The only downside is it sinks super fast, but that is mentioned so if you don't want a fast sinking bait, spend the extra buck and get one that has a slower rate of fall.

From: Unknown: California 2/23/21

Comments: Don't listen to what everyone else says, this lure is AMAZING and catches tons of fish, i have the 5 inch and i can catch small 1 pounders with ease. a bottom treble is a good option for better hookups but i took it off since i gill a lot of fish by that way. also the eyes fall of but that's not that big of a deal. amazing lure and worth buying!!!!

From: Zach: Florida 11/28/18

Comments: Keep in mind, it is not a huddleston or even near it. If you want the action of huddleston, get a hudd. I got the 7 inch and it sinks faster than a rock. I have to reel pretty quick for it to stay off bottom or else it will snag everything. Have not caught a fish with it yet but will try it for striped bass soon because it is cheap. 

From: Unknown: Arkansas 10/31/18

Comments: This bait slays the lmb, the 5" baby bass is the way to go with a slow retrieve. Just give them a second to eat it when they bite and set!!!

From: Unknown: 6/18/18

Comments: best swimbait i use the 5 inch hitch and got a 6 lbs smallmouth.  only one con the eyes fall out easy

From: Jack: 5/17/17

Comments: I use the 200 and have caught a 12 & a 9 1/4. I've had the bait for about 2 months now. Not a huge fan of boot tail but I like to fish this bait in open water by rocks and dams. I'm also a big fan of striper fishing I use this swimbait too. All in all great bait.

From: Garrett: Lewisville, TX 10/19/15

Comments: I've used all kinds of swimbaits & none hold up or catch more fish than these! oh & the price is outstanding!

From: Matt: Jupiter, FL 6/29/15

Comments: The 7" sinks way too fast for me. I'm either mopping weeds or getting hung up in rocks. It'd be nice if they offered a slow sink cause these are like rof100 even with 25lb mono

From: Jordan: Rhode Island 6/15/15

Comments: Save your money on the huddleston and buy three of these ! This bait is a solid producer. I use the 7" and 9" in the trout and bass colors for pre spawn fish and it knocked their lights out. The tail has a big kick, so they work great at night too. Even at lakes with no trout, they absolutely inhale this thing. I recommend doing the butch brown rig on all sizes but the 5".

From: Chris: Las Vegas, NV 7/21/14

Comments: This swimbait produces! First day I had it I caught a 6 1/2 pound large mouth, only small down side is the plastic tears very slightly, also I put a small rattle in the tail in the hole and it sounds awesome!

From: Brooks: Atlanta, GA 7/3/14

Comments: Yes indeed, this is a 2nd review, but a much needed one if people want to catch a boat load on any day. This bait just simply hands down catches fish, every time i go out i have this tied on because i know i'm going to get bit several times. It out catches, at least for me, jigs, squarebills, jerkbaits, combined, idk if its just CT or what but I love this lure to death, i just got 2 5" trout and another hitch, time to go catch some more, tight lines people, hopefully i convinced you to pick one up!  

From: Stephen: Manchester, CT 4/26/14

Comments: Like previous posters stated it is for sure well worth the money for this size bait. But I have noticed that the ROF on the larger sizes is not consistent at all. I have seen it range from like a 12 to what seems like 200. not that fast sink is a problem but it would be nice to know that each one is what it should be and not have to guess on fall rate. They do hold up well too and that's a huge plus.

From: Brian: Grants Pass, OR 4/25/14

Comments: I have the 5" Hitch, oh baby does it get thumped slow rolling around laydowns and boulders! water is probably just getting over 40 degrees, and i had a stellar day, 7 good bass and 2 pickerel, every one choked it, once i get a big bait rod i will immediately be purchasing 7" real trouts.

From: Stephen: Manchester, CT 4/8/14

Comments: Best Bang For The Buck!! Tie the 7" on your line cast out and get ready for that fish you have been dreaming about.

From: Unknown: Northern California

Comments: Just got all three colors of this bait..very impressed with the swimming action and the paint job is great i rigged them with stinger hooks incase of short bites and ill e chucking them at huge stripers at willow beach..hope tw gets them in the 11" size when they are released

From: Pikey: Las Vegas, NV

Comments: Wow...I just got back from a fishing trip in Wisconsin and tried the 7' light trout when nothing else seemed to be working and caught some of the largest fish I've ever caught. These made a believer out of me! I would count down and slow troll these between 10' - 15' or cast them and keep them between 2' - 4' and the pike and large mouth would hammer them. I aslo used an 8" Huddleston and they both equally caught fish. IMO...these are one of THE BEST swimbaits on the market...especially considering the price. Use these, be patient and hang on to your rod...because big baits catch BIG fish!

From: Ray: USA

Comments: Best boot tail on the market. I know I can tie one of these on when I can't get a hit on any other swimbait and get slammed. If they won't touch the 7", tie on the 5" and they'll choke it!!! Best part is that at 9.99 you won't break the bank.

From: FRED-E-MAC: Northern California

Comments: Super soft plastic with awesome swimming action. The 7" is good for fishing 15 to 30 feet deep. Swims on the fall instead of doing circles like a bunch of swimbaits. Heard there are larger sizes coming!

From: Josh: So California

Comments: not bad, but not my favorite. Not a huge fan of boot tail swimbaits but for the price this bait is definitely worth the money.