Robotic Swimming Fishing Electric Lures 5.12" USB Rechargeable LED Light Wobbler Multi Jointed Swimbaits Hard Lures Fishing Tackle

I really was not sure about purchasing this product. When I did I found it to be defective and not working. But the replacement went very fast and easy. Once I charged up the new one and dipped it in the water in front of me I was hooked. It looks and works like a real fish. This was great.As a side note I had it tied onto a light weight fishing line. On my first trip, one of my casts I broke my line. The lure is now swimming somewhere in the lake. I like this lure so much that before I left the lake I purchased a second one and received it the next day. I plan to buy more.

I recently purchased the Robotic Swimming Fishing Electric Lures and I'm blown away by how well they work. The size might seem a bit large at first, but it's actually a benefit as it allows for more realistic movements and attracts bigger fish.The lures are incredibly lifelike, with their realistic swimming patterns and flashing LED lights. They've been a game-changer for me, especially in low-light conditions. I've caught more fish using these lures than with traditional ones. The USB rechargeable feature is super convenient, allowing me to keep the lures charged and ready to go at all times. The durability is also impressive; they've held up well even after multiple catches.If you're looking to upgrade your fishing game, I highly recommend these robotic swimming lures. They're a bit of an investment, but they're definitely worth it.

I can only review what it looks like at this point. The instructions are vague. I didn't know it only turns on in water until I tested it in a bowl. It does look so realistic! It's wi tee in NY so I can't test it right now. Looking forward to next year's use!PS the hooks are very large.

The media could not be loaded. I don't know how it works with fish, but it's an amazing cat toy. I stabbed myself roughly 5 times removing the hooks, but it was worth the effort. Adjust the bobber height quite short, fill your bathtub, and your cats will leave you alone for a good amount of time. It truly does move like a real fish swimming. Recharges reliably. When done playing, I pick it up or of the water and put down some wet cat food immediately. I'm pretty sure I'm known as the world's most epic hunter by my cats. 10/10 cat toy. Probably 10/10 fish catching toy.*The weird noise is just the vibration of the fish rubbing up against my bathtub. It wouldn't make that in a lake.*

the lure is with out a doubt beautiful. it does swim by itself. and it does look life like ..... butBE WARNEDit wipl TANGLE your line so bad..... it makes your line look like cable wire.if a fish doesnt bite in a few seconds andbu leave the lure running..... lol u will regret itits a great design great looking product. jist does not work how u w a nt it to. and again i cant say it enough. IT TANGLES YOUR LINE HORRIBLYTake the hooks off and let it go in the fish tank is all i can see it good for now. lmao.1 use and ill never use again. waste of $22

I had high hopes for this lure, I really did. So I was quite excited to take it on a fishing trip with some expensive braided line and my strongest rod, looking to catch a granddaddy largemouth. I have no idea why it takes 3-4 hours to charge a fake fish's battery, which will last maybe 45 minutes... at any rate, I got to the lake, had the lure charged up, connected it properly and made a great cast WAY out there. Okay bass, come and get it!I could see the bobber moving around, so I knew the lure was doing its job swimming around. Here's what I DIDN'T count on: the bobber was slowly getting closer to me, even though I wasn't reeling it in. Unbeknownst to me, the expensive braided line was fouling up and twisting around IN the swivel... and it kept fouling. By the time I reeled it back in, the lure had managed to create such an impossible mess of a knot that I had to cut it all out and toss it.I replaced the swivel with a barrel and put a perfectly round bobber on the line, hoping that would fix it by allowing the line to slip over it. The lure swam around and fouled the line again, deep in the swivel. That made the swivel stop swiveling, which compounded the problem!At that point, I was officially over this experiment in robotic lures... at least an earthworm on a hook doesn't kink the line. Perhaps I'm using the wrong line for this lure: but I can't imagine anything short of twine that won't get twisted and knotted up underwater while this thing swims around. I'm sure granddaddy largemouth was watching with amusement as this thing tied itself up.I hope your experience is better than mine was, because mine couldn't have been much worse.

As I get older, I have learned a couple things ... 1) Don't talk politics in mixed company and 2) First impressions are important.I've given this product an overall 5 star rating in fairness because I have not actually tried lure yet. But, first impressions are important. Box comes wrapped in cellophane with "Watalure - Start Your Legend of Fishing", and is matte black with gold lettering. So far so good. Once able to open box, lure and accessories are packaged nicely. The "Quick Start Guide" is where all initial impressions are erased. Note to China, Pay somebody, anybody, educated in North America to translate instructions into American English. One example under "Common Problem". " Q: The maximum weight of the bait can bear, and whether it is easy to be torn and bitten by the fish?" "A: He maximum pulling force that can withstand is 15 kilograms. In General, fishing depends on the technology. The big fish can be pulled up if you are with good technology." The entire "Quick Start Guide" is translated like that. More points lost for not even explaining how to use the "Robotic Swimming Lure". I can only hope this review make sense when translated back to Chinese.