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I always find it interesting to read reviews on lures and how people give it ratings based on how many fish they catch. When in all reality there are numerous other factors that come into play such as the way they are retrieving, the speed, the way it was attached to the line... etc. For my personal experience on catching fish with the lure, the first time it was used it was the only lure that caught any fish while the second time I watched as fish swam up and bumped it with their nose!But, the lure looks great and has great action in the water. The quality is great and they last a long time! Its a slightly heavier lure so it lent itself to long casts! The design seems pretty good with hooks on the tail and halfway up the belly. The only downside I could even slightly suggest is the fish really doesn't swim up and down and can twist with the front spoon. I am not sure this is even a bad thing since the lure mimics an injured fish anyway.Overall, I am really happy with this purchase and will always have one in my tackle box along with the Rebel, spoons, and spinners.

Best search lure in Northern New England lakes--catches everything

Fish catchin bait I ever had. Catches bass and large crappie. Has good water action. If your not catching fish with this bait, you might as well call it a day.

Went trout fishing in Iowa and these lures worked amazingly! Buying a lot more of these next season for sure. Got everyone on the trip to use them too!

Another great Mepps lure. Can always depend on Mepps for a lure for any situation.This one has worked for me with bass and larger pan fish especially bluegill and crappie.I mostly shore fish in ponds, streams and small lakes around central Kentucky.Fast and slow retrieves, just depends on what they're biting on. I can always seem to find a Mepps spinner that works for me. Just keep trying.

Fast shipping and looks like a fish would eat it.

I recommended it, came in a short time, for his versatility and will recommend to all my fellow des fishing.

needed.