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Dylan
August 26, 2025
Haven't used them yet looking forward to it but cloudy components on it for sure love this swivel at the tie up I will leave another review with some pictures of some fish hopefully at a later time LOL
Billy O
August 8, 2025
This a great way to catch fish in the winter
Dennis Cash
June 7, 2025
Decent A-rig, decent price. The swivels are a little light. Swap them out and go fishing.
Casey H.
April 29, 2025
Great product
Joshua Sivak
April 24, 2025
We still haven't been able to catch anything on these or others like it but they do look great on the water. We keep on using them while we troll because they just make sense. Just because we haven't caught something yet, doesn't mean they don't work. They should easily attract fish with all the spinners on this thing. It is a little cheaper then others which is why I picked these up.
L&S
March 30, 2025
Well made, stout, functions well. Looks a lot like a school of minnows when retrieved. A bit heavy but well worth the money.
Kathy Holzapfel
February 21, 2025
This umbrella rig gets the job done for bass that are chasing schools of shad. The 8 flashy blades are spread to create a convincing baitfish school effect. The pre-rigged design saves time on the water. Hubby did notice some drag and twist, so he may remove a few of the top blades. Overall, a nice new toy for the old fishing tackle box.
redwolf3773
February 7, 2025
The rig comes in a plastic bag-type package. After you open it, you have to bend the rig into the umbrella shape to spread your bait out as intended. Remember to bend below the head and not right at the head, or you will weaken the rig.The rig I chose has eight flashers, which may cause problems when fishing as they tend to get tangled easily; time and usage will tell. The rig does not come with lures, but you can use your jig head of choice and whatever plastic swimbait you like to target your desired species.The quality is on par with other rigs I have, and the only issue I found was that the center wire was not in the center of the head. It's not a show-stopper, but it was odd that you had to bend out the center wire because it was an outside wire with flashers.Update: after using this past weekend, I found that the top four flashers would get hung up on the wires, so I removed them. The lower flashers are crimped and can't move as much, so those are good and don't get tangled, but the flashers close to the head are always tangling.Also, large fish like Striped Bass can bend thi rig out of shape easily. If you are on the hunt for larger game fish, this rig may be too bendy.
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