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Storm WildEye Swim Shad 03 Fishing Lures

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Fishing a local resevoir and we were not catching a thing.. barely a nibble. I had just bought a pack of these and figured I'd give them a shot.. they don't look like much but I figured what the hell. First cast I pulled in a fish.. next cast another. Caught a few large mouth bass, my buddy borrowed one and pulled in a very large bass so basically I'm on here buying more of them to have in my tackle box.

These lures come in a three pack, and the number represents the length in inches (3" in this case). Solidly constructed with a sharp hook, the lure also has good coloring and a realistic swim pattern as it is reeled in. Have to watch for shallow areas, where the lures can become fairly easily snagged and are sometimes difficult to retrieve. I lost one in a smaller size to an underwater obstruction. While I haven't used this specific size for fishing yet, as I haven't been able to get out to an area appropriate for this size lure, the smaller one landed me a good size bass easily; although, the reel was straining to bring the bass in. Better than many lures I've purchased in the past, and definitely well worth the money.

I have only been bass fishing for a few weeks. This lure has been great, the first time I use it I landed 7 bass in 7 cast. I just casted it as far as I could in to the river let it sink and bounced it back to shore. See my videos in youtube, my channel is Tlaza1317.

Got the baby bass color because I've had success catching largemouth bass with baby bass senko's. Tried this in the pond near my house but I got snagged, water's too shallow for these. Tried it at the local lake casting directly under the fountain in the middle of the lake and reeling at moderate speed, pulled in a nice sized bass (at least 3 lbs) pretty quickly. Very happy, will buy more.

These are killers, especially for spawning largemouths (of course, how hard is it to catch spawning largemouths, eh?). Also very good for surfperch and nearshore halibut.

While these wildeye lures (I have several sizes and versions of them) have a very life like swimming action, fish just don't hit them. If you're going to use them, make sure the water is clear, otherwise, you'll probably end up with nothing.