I absolutely love this lil Z-man chatter bait! I can put any kind of small soft plastic on it! I Love using it in the creek below the hill from my house! Bass can't resist it!
These look more realistic than I expected them to.
This is very good Fluorocarbon a lot more limber than others but tougher also.
These work great on Texas rig for small mouth.
This line works well for all my fluorocarbon needs. Flipping , cranking , swimbaits, and ripbaits.
Couldn’t keep the Jacks and Bonitas off. Great lure for trolling if you find the fish 🤗
These frogs are great right out of the package, super soft but yet durable! You can throw them a mile and they walk very easily. Do yourself a favor and get you some because bass can’t keep from trying to destroy them!
The product works great. Casts smooth and holds up to branches/ rocks pretty well. Will be buying again.
The Berkeley clutter truck call is gonna be the best call fish lure. The town on the market and taco discount hasn't and they are awesome that I got them.
Great lure, fast shipping, will buy from Discount Tackle again soon!! Go get you some Super Duper lures, and eat trout!
Just like every other Megabass lure, this one flat out gets bit!
I used one of these a few weeks ago and it already saved me enough tackle to pay for itself 4 time over.
great product and value. like the variety pack of different sizes.
Great trailer for a Jack Hammer
Saw YouTube videos promoting these so, I figured I'd use these Baby Goats on my smaller jigs when times got tough. I really haven't had the success I wanted even though they look great on my jig! One thing I found with these is, they WILL SLIDE DOWN ON A JIG WITH A LEAD KEEPER like the Strike King Bitsy bug/flip jigs. You'll find yourself pushing the Baby Goat back up constantly. I didn't want to glue the trailer in place so, I searched for a jig with a wire keeper. I found the Dirty Jigs Compact Swim Jig and rigged the baby Goat on it's wire keeper and, it hasn't moved yet! Now to just get bit a little more.
Bought this trying to save a few dollars, not going to lie. It feels so heavy and thick to me compared to my usual Sunline FC. It almost gives a mono feel. It will be good when I don't need the casting distance and the pickerel are present I guess.
I was having trouble with my ZMan Finesse Shroomz and it's keeper twisting my baits after a few fish so, I looked for another option. I read how these were easier to rig and didn't twist your bait like the wire keeper does with the Finesse Shroomz. The TRD's are a little stubborn to shove onto the keeper on these but, I haven't had a TRD slide down yet. That's the positive. They also have a recessed spot at the shaft of the eye but, I'm not sure what that is for. Now the step back. The Finesse TRD's lay more horizontal with this head I suppose, because of the additional weight of the keeper vs, the thin wire keeper of the Finesse Shroomz. I realize non Elaztech Ned baits don't stand either and, plenty of fish are caught that way but, I thought the TRD would stand vertically with this head too. Oh well. 4 stars.
Fell down the "red bait in Winter" rabbit hole and bought this in Lava Craw in the 7/16 ounce size. Most of my casting jigs are 3/8 ounce but, I'm a bank fisherman who needs to reach those deep waters where the bass are in Winte so, I went for some distance. I paired this with a red Strike King Rage Menace Twin Tailed Grub and caught one on my second cast. I haven't caught one since so, the jury on red lures is still out.
Got these today after thinking the 1/0 size I use normally wasn't getting bit any more. My lake got real clear in the Fall and like any fisherman searching for a poor Fall bite answer, I thought maybe my 1/0 hook I mention in another review needed downsizing. I haven't used these size 1's yet but, they look very small to me. I have Gamakatsu's that are very similar in size to these but, I got these due to the light wire. Let me tell you, the difference in the thickness of the wire is noticeable between the Owner 1/0 and size 1! If you're having trouble keeping your bait horizontal and/or are going for small mouth bass the size 1 is definitely for you. I like the 1/0 sizing better for large mouth due to the wider gap. In my photos you can see the size difference between the Owner light wire Mosquito hook in sizes 1/0 and 1 and I've included the Gamakatsu size 1 hook for comparison. The dime is for reference.
I have used these in the past but, have been a little hesitant lately. First, they are a small bait and those are usually used in the Winter when we downsize. This is where issue # 1 comes into play. YOU CAN'T CAST THEM VERY FAR!! And if it's windy at all, it renders this tiny bait almost useless. It's usually windy on any given Winter day. The second issue deals with if you want to crawl these on the bottom without picking up every weed possible. ZMan came up with a weedless head to use with these called the Finesse Bulletz. They rig pretty well BUT, burying the tiny hook back into a TRD bait presents it's own issues. You have to bury the hook point so deep that the hook hardly ever pops out when a fish bites! That leads to many lost fish. I've actually had the lure come back after a bite with the hook still buried into the Crawz. Not good.You can use these with an exposed hook, maybe a Finesse Shroomz but, if you have any wood or grass on the bottom you're going to get snagged. I can't see giving this more than a 3 star rating. Oh, one more thing, ZMan came up with the Finesse Bulletz to combat one other small issue. The Bulletz has a little piece of lead near the main piece designed to keep the Crawz more horizontal and lifelike. With the Fonesse Shroomz, the Crawz stands straight up and down. That's not realistically how a crawfish positions itself other than when it is in the defensive position. That's not 100% of the time.
These get bit when things get tough! They can be a little tough to rig correctly if the baits are two toned. I find you have to bring the hook out close to where the two colors touch in order for the bait to have the white side down. Stretching these before use makes them stand better. I tried the Nedlockz head with these but, the additional weight on the hook shaft instead of the standard keeper makes the bait sit more horizontal. The original TRD Shroomz head makes the bait stand much better!