Bass Pro Shops® Wreak-N-Bug Soft Plastic Lures
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- Innovative lure—somewhere between mouse and frog
- Weighty chunk of a body
- Protruding eyes
- Extremely deep-ribbed, flexible tail
- Solid tail tip for non-stop action
- Infused with 8up scent and salt.
Rated 3.8 out of 5Â by 16
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by bsmith30 decent
I like this product but i wish it was a little bigger
June 21, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by TheGator Another great BPS lure,
I had my doubts about this one, and admittedly I bought these as a joke (Junebug Chartreuse.) I rigged it up on a 3/O weightless swimbait hook and proceeded to boat 3 solid Bass within the first 10 casts. One was caught on topwater, and the other 2 were caught working this like a jerkbait through the slop. The only downside to this lure, as other reviewers have previously stated is the durability of the tail. As far as I see it, this is a trade off as the tail has a delicate action that seems to provoke Bass into a strike. With a sturdier tail I feel that these lures wouldn't have the same action, so they are just as they should be in my opinion. Simple solution, buy plenty!
May 29, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5Â by rude Dense
From the product description I thought this would be a neutrally bouyant plastic but it turns out that these are quite dense. I threw one in my bathtub and it sunk quite quickly to the bottom with nothing to help weigh it down. I have yet to use them as my state opener is not for 5 more weeks.
April 3, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by blacklightburns perfect bait
this bait is ideal for bass, because it can mimic multiple forage. use it as a fluke bait, and twitch it in 3-6 feet of water, or use it on a fast reel on topwater. okeechobee majic is the color to go to.
March 20, 2012
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Seldom but sometimes I swim this bait near the bottom
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the best way is to texas rig it with a worm weight or you can go weightlessAnswers
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It sinks, but not rapidly. If fished over pads/weeds, the tails on these have a distinct vibration that works well. Rig them weedless with a 3/O hook and you can jerk them, swim them or fish them topwater. These things cast a country mile, btw.A:Â
It will sink, I bought them expecting neutral bouyancy and found them to be quite dense. I threw one in a picture of water and it sunk quite quickly.A:Â
It will sink slowly. Recommend on texas rig. Seems to catch more fish on the bottom.A:Â
It will sink. I like this bait a lot. Texas rig it with a 3/0 wide gap hook and worm weight. and hop it and shake it.A:Â
It sinks. I recommend using about a 1/4 oz weight though. It gives the tail more action that way unless you want to Carolina Rig it.A:Â
It will sink but slowly. Recommend fishing texas rigged around rock piles.A:Â
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