Yamamoto4"/5" Double Tail Grub Soft Plastic Fishing Angling Swimbait Lures with Crawfish Design - 20 Pack

Excellent trailer for jig. Works best near bottom when the flat trailers stretch over cover. Im sure there are plenty of other ways to work it. Gary's baits get bit. Strike king makes a Rage swimmer in same configuration. GY version is a tad darker than SK.Tight lines,Col AD

They have a lot of action. I use them as a chatterbait trailer.

One of my favorite plastic grubs. Great action in the water has provoked strikes when Texas rigged worms weren’t getting it done.

You won't catch more than 1-2 bass on these before the tails get ripped or the body is shredded and rotates around the hook or won't stay at the top of the jig. Worse, when smaller fish like bluegill, crappie, or perch nip at the tails, which they will, the tails will rip even if you don't try to set the hook on them. I went through three packs of these grubs in two days, and I can't even tell you how many lasted just one or two casts before tearing.Sure, the action is good at very slow retrieve speeds because the plastic is so soft, but in my experience you catch just as many fish with something more durable like a Strike King Rage Tail or even a Z-Man Goat, which last pretty much forever. Who wants to spend half their time on the water changing out plastic?

They attract bass, but the baits are very poor quality; the body of the bait breaks down easily and the tails come off when a bass hits them. You're lucky if the bait lasts for two fish. It's hard to believe that Yamamoto would put out a product of such poor quality.

Probably one of the best plastic lures I've used. Never tried the Yamamoto brand until I bought these, so far I've caught tons of small mouth of all sizes a sucker fish and a 3 lb large mouth. The only down side is that after a couple of fish the lure is pretty much destroyed but they work.

Great

I have discovered that the largemouth bass in my area love these things. I've caught bass up to 5lbs on them.