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The lures itself seems well made. Nice colors, hooks are super sharp. I do like how it swims along the water. For me the price was right and worth the try.

So I bought jerkbaits since they look similar to the rapala xrap xr10 jerkbaits. The clown color is my go-to, but at $12.50 a piece, it starts getting price if you fish the snaggy area I fish. For walleye, the clown Xrap is hard to beat. It just kills it. I've also caught smallmouth and largemouth bass on them and the occasional brown trout. I've even had musky bite em off. Getting back to the product on hand though, this is a carbon copy. Now the erratic action is not exactly the same, but it works. The buoyancy is not the same either, as it doesn't suspend, but rise slowly. This is easy to fix with the rapala weighted suspen-dots tho to achieve just the right weight. The other fix I made to them is adding a feathered treble hook. I agree with some reviews that the split rings aren't high quality, but you have to remember what you're paying for the item as well. Split rings are cheap and an easy replacement.All this being said, and the few changes made, I took them to the lake a couple days ago and fished them side by side with the rapala xrap, and the results were similar. For the record, i'm personally just interested in the pink and clown color jerkbaits, but the other ones are useful as well. The most important part here is the flash and the erratic movement. Along with your retrieve, that's what's actually gonna get you bites.All this being said, I want to give this 4 stars because they are overpriced on amazon. My initial purchase was here, but after more research I went directly to the source and bought in bulk - this allowed me to only get the colors I wanted too (or if you don't need bulk, Ali express is great as well). This may not last however with today's world and looming tariffs, which is why I bought want I wanted there.

I received them all in a nice small package. Beautiful different colors, some sharp yellow and orange and blue and a couple of relatively clear ones. I tried the sharp yellow one, kayak fishing. I caught about ten (4 large mouth, 4 small mouth and 2 blue gill!) all with the same lure. Switched to worm, spinner and had zero success, not even a bite.The reason I am giving it 4 stars is, that it is not really top water. If there is a flow, like I fished on a river, it goes below water, has a realistic nice movement. If there is not much water then it comes almost to the surface. I have to mention This DOES NOT make any noises while reeling back, not even when it is on the surface.

For the price these are good a few of them would not sync and didn't seem to retrieve properly but the other ones worked very well

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Bought these a while ago and did not get a chance to review them.These are awesome lures. The hooks are really sharp and it takes a little getting used to to stop hooking yourself.When my friend and I took these out to the lake he caught a fish within five minutes (BASS Large Mouth).Then another one and another one (Blue Gill). It took me a while but I finally caught a couple. WE left for the day catching 7.Went back the next day and caught 5. These lures are great. Just reel in slowly when near the shore. let them float up a little by pausing. They look so life like fish if in the area will hit them hard and often. The lighter Colors seem to work better so far

Bought these on a whim. Lipless cranks are one of my favorite lures to throw, and while the cost was low enough that I was a bit leery of these, I was also cautiously optimistic. Unfortunately, eight of the ten lures I received were duds, and there’s a very simple reason why. There’s a ballast chamber in the lure’s nose that should contain three large ball bearing weights. In the attached photo, the blue arrow points to the ballast chamber on one of the two usable lures I received, and you can see the aforementioned weights. On the lower lure, indicated by the red arrow, there’s only one tiny bearing in that same chamber, as well as another small bearing randomly rattling around in the main lure body. If you look at the product photo, you'll see there are two large bearings in the front chamber and two small bearings in the main body. Which means even the two that I got that do work aren't weighted how they're supposed to be.The two lures that are properly ballasted cast well and swim very nicely. Fit and finish on all lures is quite good, especially for the cost, and the hardware seems to be decent quality as well. If there were no ballast issues, this would be an excellent product and I’d buy two more packs right away. However. 80% failure is a big problem. The eight lures without sufficient ballast are useless; they float on one side rather than sinking, and while I may be able to fix them with some lead tape or something, at this time I would strongly recommend avoiding at least the lipless crankbaits in this line.Long story short, if all ten lures were properly ballasted, this would be one of the best deals out there for lipless cranks. Maybe I got unlucky and got ALL of the bad ones myself. If there were just one or two bad ones out of the package, that would have been fairly acceptable though not ideal. But again...getting only 2/10 usable lures is a bit of a concern.And again, even the two that do work aren't ballasted as depicted by the manufacturer.Cheers.

Haven’t actually fished with them yet. But, I’ve tested them out in the pool. They sink like thy should and the action seems pretty good. They rattle loudly as well. I’m sure I can catch some white bass with these just as well as a rattle trap or spot.