4Pcs Large Simulation Squid Fishing Lures Bait Kit,3D Holographic Eyes，Built-in Multicolored Lead Blocks Through Heavy Duty ，Stable and Tempting.

you want to talk about a great lure that is SUPER active in the water, in colors that are vibrant? THIS is it!!! I went fishing in the shipping lanes right after i purchased these things and loved every second of the time it was tied on. I hooked into two huge tarpons and actually landed a large sail fish on this lure. Also, this lure acts as a flotation devise in an emergency. Said emergency was that I ran out of gas, drifted for two days (yes, on the boat, but i caught life saving fish on this thing lol) then got swamped in a rain squal and all I had to hang onto were these dang lures!!! I hooked them together and made a floating ring out of them and was picked up the next day by a passing freighter. Needless to say, these lures saved my life and I am proud to say that they are the ONLY lures in my new tackle box!!!

Great lure for cheap, good action, catches fish. Hooks are sharp! Right after this picture, managed to put one of the trebles straight through my thumb when the fish flopped it's tail.

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I am going to try them trolling for Ling Cod. I am not sure if these size 1 or 2 treble hooks are going to be strong enough to hold a 25 lb ling cod or halibut. I will give them a try but I think they should have a 2/0 treble hook to hold a big fish.

Quality looks great size is perfect, can’t wait to use them def recommend if you want large squid bait

I really wish they would sell the Neon green and yellow one by it self because that is the one that hits the most. Every year by the end of the season the Neon yellow and green one is sooooo bit up it barely runs right. I usually go thru one set a season and this is my 3rd set. Muskie and Pike LOVE these. For some reason they only work in colder temp waters. Water under 63 degrees. Never caught one in the summer time. I do best in early spring or late fall. I typically troll 4 of these behind the boat in 15ft to 20ft of water. I try to stay between 2.4 mph and 2.9 mph. I figure they dive between 10ft - 13ft. I do a shoreline of 1.7 miles and turn around. I typically can catch 1 fish every other up and down. My best day was 6 pike/muskie in about 3 hours. Never caught anything else on these but pike/muskie. Typical size is between 24" to 45". The other thing I like to do is when I am going thru the lakes on the river in the no wake zones. I like to tilt my motor at like a 45 degree angle so the prop puts up a little white wash water. I will take my 7 ft heavy duty muskie rod and put it right over the motor and let one of these go about 9" under the water right in the white wash. Next thing you know your cruising along listening to music, going 1.5 mph, having a beer and slam the rod bends and you see a 40" fish flopping on the surface.

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