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Bass Lures Review
http://www.bassluresreview.com/
A site designed to provide information on the positive and negative aspects of bass fishing lures. Bass Lures Review tests each lure and writes a short summery on the lure, It's pro's and con's.
- Added on: May 13th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Brett
- Listed in: Fishing Adventure
- Tags: Fishing lures bass bass fishing bass lures lure reviews
Recent Posts
Kinami Bait Flash Worm
The Pro's: Kinami Bait by Yamamoto Enterprises produces this bait called the Flash Worm. Now I know what you are thinking, Yamamoto plastics, why isn't this thing called a senko? Well apparently it is the same bait although the diameter on this bai...
Storm Kickin' Goby
The Pro's:The Storm Kickin' Goby caught my eye at a gander mountain a few month's back, I purchased this lure in hopes that it would be a smallmouth bass killer. It turned out to be mildly successful due to its con's (see below). The idea is great a...
Berkley PowerBait Crazy Legs Chigger Craws
The Pro's:Whoa! Berkley Powerbait has thrown out another awesome creature bait and I am all about it. Creature baits are one of my favorite late spring early summer baits that I will use on nearly every fishing trip. So then why am i so nuts about ...
Cotton Cordell Super Spot Lipless Crankbaits
The Pro's:Im a firm believer on you get what you pay for but the Cotton Cordell Super Spot Lipless Crankbait is an exception at only $2.89 at Bass pro Shops these Crankbaits pack a punch. The Super Spot Crankbait comes in 19 diffrent colors and pat...
Bass Assasin Turbo Shad
The Pro's:I'm not a huge fan of plastic shad type baits but there are times when I am out on the boat and nothing is working, so I will tie one on. Surprisingly enough these 4" pieces of plastic from Bass Assasin work very well and they certainly ha...
Norman Lures Professional Edge Baby N
The Pro's:The Norman Lures Professional Edge Baby N crankbait is smaller then your average run of the mill crankbaits. This is useful for several reasons but mainly to attract and catch smaller bass. This time of year (spring) when the smaller bass...
