Rebel Lures Classic Critters Crankbait Fishing Lures 4-Pack, Includes 1 Teeny Pop-R, 1 Crickhopper, 1 Teeny Wee Crawfish, and 1 Teen Wee-R

Caught a 1 pound bluegill with the crawdad one. and tons of bass and rock bass on the others and yellow perch. all around great pack, the top water popper is my favorite one in the pack

Have caught 1+ fish with every lure in this kit. Crick hopper works best, along with the crayfish lure. Bass bluegill etc. would recommend rebel bumble bug as wellUpdate: I like the teeny wee craw the best of the 4 tons of fish caught on that lure at least over 30. Due to small size, you’ll catch everything from small bluegill to big bass and pickerel. Works great! All 4 have caught many and have good actionUpdate: along with the teeny wee craw, the pop r is my second favorite. Great action and catches tons of bass, but will also catch any kind of predatory fish. This lure alone has now caught tons of fish, I’ve found this one works best in summer, where as the craw works gear round and you can change reel speed etc. berry versatile kit, that has produced many many fish. I’ve bought again bc you may lose them over time, totally would recommend.

I've only really tried the 'F73 CrickHopper Fire Tiger' more than once and I've caught at least 5 bass on it. The other 3 I have only thrown out like once or twice each just because I wanted to see how they looked and haven't caught anything on them (only had strikes near them but not taking them).I would throw out the CrickHopper and let it sit there for 5 seconds then jiggle it, let it sit there for 5 seconds, reel it in a little or flick it around while reeling in the slack, wait for 5 seconds, then reel it all the way in and cast out again.While doing this in a little creek every 2nd cast would get 'some' sort of action like a missed bite or an actual bite and they'd end up being Fallfish or small large mouth bass. When doing this in a lake with about <5 feet of water I'd say it would get some sort of action one out of every 10 times and I was able to snag a few bass between 2-5lbs.I saw a lot of comments saying to immediately change the hooks but so far the hooks on the CrickHopper seem to be fine although they are pretty small. I have yet to hook a fish and have them shake free. The only annoying part is trying to get the very small treble hook out of a <1lb large mouth bass because you'll have to deal with between 2-6 hooks being lodged in almost all the way. But if your biggest problem is that it's hooking fish too well that it's tough to remove the hooks that's a good thing.Update:I tried out the 'F77 Tenny Wee-Crawfish Ditch (Brown)' and while it did catch a couple small large mouth bass the design seems pretty flawed. The back part has 2 claws with a hole in between them and the back treble hook gets stuck in that hole so you have to tug it out every now and then. This is an annoying problem because the back end is the piece that hangs deep in the water while it's sitting on the top of water. It still caught fish so I guess it's not that big of a deal?

These lures work great for Bluegill, Sunfish, and Bass. The hooks bend pretty easily, but they are certainly worth the price.

Like the small size and performance in water. They make a rattle sound and the colors looks so realistic. Seem like they will last a long time

These are now classics from 30 years ago and still as modern-looking today, because they work.

I used to have this kit a long time ago that I had purchased from bass pro shops for a lot more money. Over the year's they had come up missing and I ha e been looking for a new set recently. Bass pro shop when I went to the store did not have this kit anymore you had to buy them all individually. I'm glad I found these because the ones I had before I used to slay bass with. They look very sturdy like my old ones I had too.

love these lures catch all kinds of fish on them love the value pack an always bought the rebel brand