Comments: I've caught more fish on this bait than any other. The paint wears but not any more than others. The treble hooks aren't the best, I've had one break and I destroyed the oring but not on bass it was on a Bowfin. I fish this in 6-8 feet of water along the weed edges and it catches fish. One of the best crank baits I own. I use Pearl dives 4-6 foot 2.5 inches length. They hit it sitting or right at the start the rattle and wide wobble trigger the strikes.

From: Ron: 8/28/23

Comments: Got this bait in and wanted to say a couple of things. The stock hooks on these are sharp but ridiculously small, it came with a size 4 and 6 treble out of the box. The split rings aren't the best either so I swapped them out. The paint was chipped out of the box. It is smaller than advertised at 2.5 inches which I expected anyways (and why I bought it) but does have a good knock to it and a tight action as well. That said, I still so far prefer the 6th Sense Swank. The Swank has better and more paint options, comes with better stock hardware, same action, and has a knocking/rattling sound and is worth the extra dollar. Also, 6th Sense had theirs out for several years before SK popularized this bait after buying the molds from Strike Pro a couple of years ago

From: Unknown: North Carolina 8/19/23

Comments: Has a solid place in my tackle box. Comes through cover so well, straight through laydowns without getting hung up, comes through grass easy and the hooks are sticky. It's not my go-to crankbait around rocks though. Overall I would recommend it.

From: Unknown: 8/14/23

Comments: This crankbait is super versatile. You can fish this bait around rocks and wood but it excels around grass flats. You can crank it over the tops of the grass and rip it through thicker patches to draw in some aggressive strikes. The bait also performs really well around rocky drop offs and points when bass are feeding on bait fish. TylersReelFishing does some really good videos on this bait if you want further info and tips on how to fish it.

From: Abram: 7/20/23

Comments: Finally got to put this bait to the test. The hype about how this bait comes through and over grass is not hype, it does this like no other crank I have ever used. Before I tried it, I was catching fish over a line of thick weeds...the standard crank couldn't ever get by that line, so I was only fishing the first few feet of each cast. Switched to this and I didn't even have to hold the rod high to keep it over the thick weeds, making each cast more effective....and the fish really seemed to like it. Now to my lone complaint...for its size, it's just too light...it doesn't weigh the 1/2oz claimed on the box, its closer to 3/8, this did decrease my casting distance when compared to the standard squarebill, not only did it not cast as far, but the lack of wight also made my casts less accurate....where I can drop the 1/2-5/8 oz cranks in any small spot I wanted, for this bait I was aiming more for a general area....for a lure of such good size, it would be really nice if it had more weight. Stilll a great niche shallow crank and one I am happy to have found.

From: Denny: WI 6/25/23

Comments: This hardbait flat out catches them if they are shallow. The hunting action and ease of use is amazing. I have landed several good bass and also hybrids with this bait. Cast and medium retrieve with several twitch in between seems to work the best! I have about seven in my boat and one is always tied on! Tight lines

From: Kevin: Como, Tx. 75431 6/15/23