INNAPPRO Fishing Lures for Bass Trout Multi Jointed Swimbaits Slow Sinking Bionic Swimming Lures Bass Freshwater Saltwater Bass Lifelike Fishing Lures Kit

These lures are the best. I usually use much smaller lures, but I figured Id go for it. I threw one on the line and within 10 minutes, I got a hit ! I waited a few seconds and "wham" I reeled him in. The size of fish I was attracting were 20-40 percent larger than before. They do sink slowly like they say. These lures are very durable and move perfectly through the water with the multi jointed design. You'll definitely get more strikes if the fish are anywhere close. These lures came extremely fast. 3 days. They came in a plastic box that kept them from getting damaged during shipping. And that was in a box, in a box. 😂 This is an amazing product that is well worth the price and could make a nice gift.

Glide/swim bait lures aren’t cheap. There are many over $100 and you should expect to spend a minimum of $25 from established brands. I couldn’t pass the opportunity to try these and they’ve been a pleasant surprise.They look good out of the package and have a rigid tail. Many if not most have a rubber boot or tail that adds to realistic action in the water. The rigid tail relies on the other segments whipping it for movement which is determined by retrieval speed. The joints use steel wire loops which is pretty typical and seem well built and designed. They are a slow sinker and are slightly negative buoyant and have a bit of heft to them. I’d guess each one weights 1.5-2oz so you’d want to use them on your heavier weight rod and reels, preferably a spin casting setup. They require a moderate retrieval for proper movement and action which looks good and will get an aggressive ditch pickle’s attention. They have decent hooks that are as sharp as any generic hook but I’d recommend replacing them immediately with some high quality aftermarket hooks. You don’t skimp here.I don’t use glide baits all that often but they have their place and time. When they work, it’s almost as exciting as top water and every bass fisherman should have a good selection for when it’s fire. Overall, these are surprising lures at an unbelievable price. Particularly with newer fishermen it’s difficult to drop $50 on a single lure and getting hung up can induce a panic attack so these are a good way to get started and add a few to your box. They don’t break the bank and you won’t get divorced by losing a few.

Right out of the box they look real and move like a real fish! I have not had any luck with these yet, but it is early in the season here in the Midwest. These will work for large mouth bass and definitely striped bass. At 5-1/5 inches long, these are good size lures. The slow sinking action is great, as I fish in relatively shallow reservoirs.

These are very realistic looking sinking baitfish lures with a very supple, life-like swimming action. The body segments are attached with a continuous piece of cloth ribbon. I'm excited to add these to my tackle box.

I haven’t caught a bass with them yet, but they should definitely do the job. They have a realistic swim action, and a nice paint job. I do kind of wish the hooks were a little bigger, but they can be swapped out if necessary. I’d definitely take a chance on these.

Pleasantly surprised of the quality and realistic features and detail of these lurer as they are bigger than expected and look forward to using these thru-out the summer fishing trips. Well packaged and sharp treble hooks.

Nice and sturdy lures. Swim well in the water while reeling, highly recommend.

The media could not be loaded.  These INNAPPRO bass and trout multi-jointed swimbait fishing lures are very realistic. Their action in the water does look like they are swimming. I attached a video of one swimming in my kitchen sink. They are very light, so they should not sink very fast as you reel it in after a cast. I am anxious to try them out when it gets a little warmer.