Great swimbait that gets a lot of followers and bites. Great color patterns as usual from Megabass. Bait could be more durable,but will last with a little mend-it when it gets chewed up.

My favorite way to fish it is on a double fluke rig. on an owner beast hook these baits come through everything . in my experience these baits make it 4-5 fish before i need to take mend it to it. this is a great swim bait.

I hate to give this bait a bad review at all due to how well it swims and looks, but it just doesn't hold together for much more than a dozen +, gentle, casts. The bait looks and moves amazingly well in the water and with a little tweaking you can get a bit more life from it, however at $6.50 per plastic swim bait??? I just can't rectify it.
I rigged it with the 5/0 Trokar swim blade weighted swim bait hook and watch out if you can get one to bite in the first 10 or so casts. The problem lies in the small amount of material that is left between the pre-cut hook slot in the belly and recessed top-groove in the bait. It has a iridescent foil material cast into this area to add some real nice looks to it. However the foil doesn't laminate very well to the plastic and thus reduces the amount of material retaining the hook, thus allowing the hook to rip out the material between the top and bottom slots along the edge of the foil. The material is very soft (as it needs to be to give it such a great action) but it just doesn't have the durability or adhesion to the foil that needed to retain the hook after a small number of casts. If you skip this beast at all its done in just a few casts.
I was very disappointed as this really had me hyped after seeing it in the water after the first few retrievals. I pinned the hook in the second bait after the first one gave way and was able to gain a bit more life from the bait. I just can't justify the cost to durability ratio nor feeding toothpicks or spikes to my local bass population.