Freshwater Fishing Lures 
Soft Bionic Fishing Lures
Soft Bionic Fishing Lures Bass Wobbler with T Tail,Artificial Bait Jig Head Submerged Lures
$5.99
Additional information
| Hook position | Hook on the back, Hook on the belly |
|---|---|
| Hook types | Single hook, Treble hook |
| Material | Silicone |
| Shape | Fish shape |
| Weight | 0.476oz/13.5g |
| Size | 2.95in/7.5cm |
| Surface treatment | Multicolor painting, Streamlined treatment |
| Fishing spot | Bay, Lake, Pond, Port, Reef area, River, Rocky area, Streams |
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Awesome 5 PCS/Box Soft Bionic Fishing Lures
Awesome 5 PCS/Box Soft Bionic Fishing Lures. Very nice lures. Love the assortment of colors. These lures come in their own little storage bag for safe keeping. These are very lifelike. The lifelike swimming action and vivid colors of these soft baits make them irresistible to fish. Suitable for both saltwater and freshwater fishing. These lures are made of high-quality soft plastic materials, which are durable, flexible, and realistic. They are resistant to corrosion and have a long service life. I haven’t been able to try these out yet but as soon as I get a chance I will. I highly recommend them. Great value for the price.
Nice assortment of lures, not sure the treble hooks are needed
This is a nice assortment of lures that come in a variety of colors, and it’s nice they’re in their own storage bag. Because I do strictly catch and release fishing, I think the addition of the treble hooks on these small lures is overkill, so I’ve removed them. I’ve also crimped the barb of the remaining hook to help minimize damage done to the fish.
