Hit us up with the update once you have tried them. I've been using a weighted wacky hook and it's worked great

Heck yeah Kevin!

I think the big benefit is how slow it falls. When they miss a top water I throw these in after and been hit every time. Easier to find when the fish thinks it injured the bait.

They skip ok. Not as effortless as a stick bait or jig with a beaver style bait.

Congrats Ray!

Honorable mention for sure

I wasn't a believer until I sucked it up and tried it. I'm a big fan now, may try to make a video using a senko and urchin and see which produces better

The meat is super white, I'm sure they taste good.

Oh yeah, she was amped.

Really depends on what your looking for. Almost everything inshore will eat a 3 inch paddle tail, swim it for snook, jack, reds and trout. Do the ole Pop pop let's it pendulum back to the bottom to target more flounder. Everything inshore eats a shrimp and fiddler crab (especially sheepshead which are very delicious) so any imitation of those is great as well along hard structure where barnacles would grow.