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5Pcs Fishing Lures, 3D Bionic Swimming Bait, Bionic Fishing Lures That Swim by Itself

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About this item

  • EASY TO USE FOR BEGINNERS: The Bionic Swimbait is designed to be extremely beginner friendly, especially for young anglers. It automatically swims in the target area and can be easily maneuvered without the need for complicated twitching and reeling. This user-friendly design ensures a smooth fishing experience for both freshwater fish and bass.
  • REALISTIC ACTION ENHANCES HIT RATE: The lure is designed with randomized propeller motion that accurately mimics the movement of real fish, making it irresistible to fish. The realistic action dramatically enhances bass fishing and increases your chances of catching bass and other fish in a variety of water conditions.
  • ENHANCED CASTING PERFORMANCE: Built-in adjustable center of gravity steel ball design improves casting stability and increases distance. Whether in freshwater or bass fishing, the ability to cast far ensures that the lure reaches the target spot with pinpoint accuracy.
  • DAZZLING EYE ATTRACTION SYSTEM: Unique multi-angle reflective design attracts fish in all water conditions. Whether the water is clear or murky, this optical technology makes it an indispensable tool for swimbait bass fishing.
  • STURDY AND DURABLE: Constructed of high-strength ABS engineered plastic for superior drop and impact resistance. The precision-tuned weighted steel ball maintains optimal swim position and provides consistent, reliable performance on every fishing trip. A staple in your fishing bag and a great example of a collector's lure.



Wib Lee
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2025
Very cool lure, swims in the water just like a natural bait. Can't wait to try it.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2025
This do not swim around by itself. Just like any other bate
Kikki
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2025
They are nice yes but they are not able to swim on its own like it advertised