Comments: I have 2 of these. The GG Bass and the PM Ayu. Took them to my pond out behind my house when I got them. They both swam great, both made a tick tick noise, cast great. I was surprised when a bass hit the gg bass colored bait. ( no catches on the pm ayu yet ) . It was about 1-1/2 pounds, not big. Released the fish and noticed one of the trebles on the front hook was bent. So, I have swapped them all out. Other than that, no other tweaking of any kind . If you break off, you won't lose it because it floats. These baits sound different from other baits, an advantage sometimes, right? My opinion is, if you can afford this bait, buy it.

From: Chucky: Texas 9/18/21

Comments: I like this bait a lot. It has very good sound and action. I've caught a good size range with it. The downside is that the colors are more artistic than functional in regards to how bass see and experienced topwater anglers buy baits. It's too bad Megabass went this way with such a fine bait. The side the fish actually see are somewhat redundant in their selection, while the all important bone and black optIons are missing. There are reasons that these are the two colors most often sold out during the topwater time of the year.

From: KC: Oregon 9/30/20

Comments: Amazing lure. Quality at its best but of course its a megabass product. They are on the pricey side for a lure but well worthe the money in my opinion. Definite fish catcher. Highly recommend

From: Ryan - Watertown, CT 12/29/17

Comments: Amazing. Favorite topwater lure to date. Took it out for the first time today in mid September at 12 noon on a sunny late summer day and landed 5 - 1.5/2lbers in the first 20 minutes. On a super tough day - the action, rattle, bubble and wake off this beast brought them up to the surface for a bite.

From: Jimmy: IL 9/20/16

Comments: Not just a pretty face, the prop darter gets attention & commitments from bass of all sizes. I caught a 16" kicker within 10 mins on the first night of using it. The next day I found that it gets followers even when they don't bite. Just use an easy roll cast to prevent helicoptering & let the bait's heft provide the distance. A slow to medium steady retrieve seems best. You can't burn this bait and you don't need to. Just cast and relax. The finish/hooks/hardware are top notch, of course. I did have to unscrew the rear hook hanger 1/2 turn & flip the hook to give the prop room to breathe and work its magic.

From: Tony: Yukon, OK 8/10/16