PLUSINNOFishing Lures for Bass 16pcs Spinner Lures with Portable Carry Bag,Bass Lures Trout Lures Hard Metal Spinner Baits Kit

Excellent product. Originally upon ordering I figured the case would be cheaply made and something I was just going to discard, but I ended up using it every time I go fishing for trout! The lures are a bit big for wild brookies, but I've swapped hooks on a few and have caught fish with them. Work great for pickerel/esox family and bass too! 10/10 product, very pleased with how well they work vs price

I'm a creature of habit. I have a tackle bag full of lures, baits, etc., but I tend to use a small handful of specific ones 90+% of the time. What exactly I use may change over time, but I definitely have my go-to options. Over the past 3-4 months, I've been gravitating heavily toward lipless crankbaits as my preferred moving bait after having quite a bit of success with them. Unfortunately, I'm also prone to losing lures, so I tend to shy away from the high end!I'd already picked up a few nice items from Plusinno including two telescopic rod/reel combos, a landing net, and a line spooler. I decided to give this crankbait set a try, and I'm glad I did! You get 10 lures for under $2 per-lure, and as you can see in the provided photos, they absolutely catch fish! With the variety of included colors and patterns, you almost certainly have a good option for any type of water/sky/temperature conditions.These lures have a nice appearance, both out of the water and while moving through the water on retrieval. They also have a nice rattle to attract attention. They're a bit lighter in weight than the more expensive lipless crankbaits I own, but they cast and retrieve very well and suspend well in the water when not moving.The hooks on them are curiously small relative to other crankbaits that I've owned. However, they're also perhaps the sharpest hooks in my bag! Once hooked, it's unlikely you're going to lose a fish (they also hang onto your pants, shoelaces, and fingertips quite well!).I haven't really commented on the folding bag in which they were delivered because I immediately removed them (using pliers as they're stuck fast to the foam and those hooks are sharp!) and added them to my crankbait tackle box. It seems like a decent enough container, but I already have my own way of organizing and carrying my baits.Overall this is a fantastic deal on a nice set of lipless crankbaits in the "rattletrap" family. If that's something that you use, it's worth the low entry price; if it's not something you've used, I recommend giving them a try as they're a nice addition to your arsenal. And when I've inevitably donated enough of these to the water gods, I'll almost certainly order another set to refill my stock.

they will catch trout

The actual spoon are mid but the bag is very high quality and will be part of my kit for a long time. Easily recommend

I wanted to pick up some lipless crankbaits and everyone was listing off name brand ones but they were all $5-$10 or even more. I 'could' have just bought those but ended up picking this up instead. You get 10 of them + a bag for $15 which is nearly the price of 1-3 name brand ones so it's a great deal. If you hold them up next to a more expensive one you can tell the difference but if you're ripping it by a fish he doesn't have time to look at it and be like "well those aren't very convincing eyes compared to the other lure I saw last week".I have only tried out a few colors but I ended up catching a 2 1/2 lb bass in under 10 casts with the yellow one with black markings and a silver belly and had a bass come off the hook of the one with a blue head, silver body and greenish line down the middle. Neither one of the lures had a bent hook after fighting them so the hooks seem to be at least strong I just had some bad luck with some head shakes on the blue one. The action on them seems fine and was able to hear a little clacking from the beads inside.When you receive this the lures will be SUPER STUCK to the hard foam inside so make sure you have pliers handy. I made sure to grab the hook with the pliers by the center of the hook so I didn't bend out any of the hooks or rip the lining. Instead of storing the lures in the bag I clip it to my fishing tackle bag with the carabiner clip that it comes with and when I'm done using any lure I hook it in there so it can air out so I'm not putting wet stuff in the tackle box to rust my other hooks.All in all if you're looking for a value pack of lipless crankbaits and are scared of spending $5-15 on one name brand one and losing it this is an amazing deal especially with the little bag. Would also be a good gift for someone that's just starting out fishing or a casual fisherman that doesn't have a full tackle of name brand ones already.