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Works great for small creeks and rivers. I’ve caught many fish on these. Use an ultralight setup for best results

I've been fishing with Ultralight spinners for ,what seems like , ever and using Baitcasters for everything else heavier but wanted to try out this BFS thing . Jigs from my ultralight collection were easy to transition but it never occurred to me ultralight crank baits until I saw a YouTube about them from another brand that was more per lure than I paid for this entire pack .These things look very realistic , the hooks are very sharp and easy to snag my fingers with and they track straight when I reel them in . I am using them on 15lb braid line . Casting them is a dream as well . I haven't had a chance to creek fish them yet , just lake fishing from a dock , but am looking forward to it . I'll be going after small mouth bass when I do .I'm going to order more of these for the inevitable pike or pickerel that swallow them entirely when they bite the lure . I like the color selection so I can test the mood of the fish by the color they prefer .

Bought these for my UL rig and the pipsqueak fish in my shallow local ponds so I didn't have to deal with the weeds. Absolutely slayed the bluegill and the pickle sized small mouth bass. They don't go down more than a foot and need a slow retrieve, but the action looks really good and the hooks are sharp. I think an extra ball bearing for weight would be nice, but the casting was OK still for its size.Update after a month or so of use: Gotta take the star rating down 1. The treble hooks are small enough that little fish can suck in the whole thing, making it a nightmare to unhook them without shredding their faces. I replaced them with single hooks (#4 inline), so I miss a lot of bites but I haven't had any more unhooking problem. However, that took off too much weight and the action is messed up, so it's still a troubleshoot.On the upside, these have snagged me two large mouths now -- both with the provided treble and a replacement singlehook, so I can't knock it down more than 1 star for that alone.

My wife caught this fish with one of these 👍

Seem like a good idea. However, they are too light weight. These might work with a BFS rod and reel, but they go nowhere with standard rod and reels. Just can’t cast them at all

Love the action

After seeing a "tine lure challenge" on youtube, I decided I'd set down my bass gear and go for panfish on my next local fishing trip. I got the "B" set of the tiny single hook crankbaits so I could get that chartreuse color. I went to a local industrial pond this morning and had 6 sunfish in the first 15 minutes I was there.They don't dive very deep so as the sun came up and the fish went deeper, the bite slowed down.A couple other things I noticed were that it's easy to retrieve them too fast and make them go all crazy. Also it helped to hold my rod tip near the water so the blade on front had a chance to pull the lure down a bit.No idea how the other colors will do but in the right circumstance this morning, these were a blast.I may do as others have suggested and try a small split shot on the line to get the lure to a lower depth.

These are extremely light, and unless you are using ultralight gear probably will be useless and frustrating. Luckily I do have ultra light gear, and while I have not caught much on these yet (2 small smallmouth), I do enjoy them as an option. If it is windy and you are using more than 4lb test line they will go nowhere. If you are fishing a river they will work out great for as far as you can cast them. Upon retrieve they do dive down about 1-2 feet, and they have great wobbly motion and seem to track very well. The hooks are sharp and these seem well made for the price you are paying for them. If you are an ultralight fisherman it would not hurt to pick these up and give them a try.