Dr.Fish Fishing Lure Assortment 5" Minnow Plugs Popper Jerkbait Mustad Hooks Saltwater Freshwater Surf Fishing Lures Striper Bass Salmon Black Silver

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Bought these some years ago but never really gave them a proper try, untill today . I'd been fishing my favorite rubber eels all day without much luck , even casting on to the fish they didn't want to know , so I thought to hell with it I'll try these Dr fish lutes that had been sitting neglected in my bag for 2 years . 3rd cast BANG 7lb+ bass . This was fishing an out tide on a sea estuary this is one of the best bass I've ever caught !!! So without a doubt these lutes do catch fish and even outperform other more expensive lures . I was using the shallow diving lure and caught the Bass in about 2 feet of water . All in all very happy with my purchase, should of tried them years ago.UPDATE: I have caught even more decent Bass using these lures . Also i have included a short video demonstrating the action of the shallow diving lure .

These are good lures, can’t speak for long term quality but I caught a pollock on the first time out with them. I guess I wish they described they made it clear these are different weights, and bizarrely quite a spread- as a result this means it is unlikely you’ll be able to use all of them with the same rod- on the lighter end we have 13g (which my 15-40g spin rod actually handles well) - but the heavier end we have a nice big sinker at 50g which I dare not try for fear of damaging my rod- it looks lovely - and don’t doubt for a min it will catch a whole bunch but wish they targeted a slimmer range of casting weights

I bought these as a resent for a mainly sea bass and mackerel fisherman, beach and boat. I would be delighted myself adding pike to that. I have not tried them but the video shows a good action which will be enhanced by the brilliant silver reflective finish, big eyes and subtle design, well finished. The trebles are matched well in size and position, are very sharp, got one in finger!. The trebles have the grey anodised finish which will protect them from corrosion, I prefer these on lures, the are not as noticeable almost disappear on the worked lure. Fisherpeople just know when a lure will become well used, these will. fantastic value.

These lures although a good length, with a rattle, are very thin and light and would be suited to a lightweight freshwater lure rod, not a beachcaster as described and would be okay for perch, pike and chub but they would not cast far enough to be effective from the seashore or pier.They are good quality with a good paint job.

I've been out to give these a try for a few hours and tried a few of them. The one that dives to 2.5m got me a small school bass so it catches. That was while there was May Rot (algae) around and I didnt see anyone else of the few people around catch anything and it saved me a blank.