It's just a small piece of plastic lol, it's not expensive to make it's just the brands making them hella expensive, they make that shit for a dollar and sell it for 10 these products are sold for reasonable price. I think I'll try to buy some too. If you want a tip on how to not get shitty baits when fishing on these sites with cheap baits it's that you shouldn't go for the cheapest ones you see and aim for the ones that cost like 3.50€, it's way cheaper than buying the brand ones and the quality isn't bad at all. Don't go for the ones that cost a dollar but go for like 3 or 4 dollars and you can get pretty solid baits, also you should choose baits that have some reviews and there you can often see photos of the lures how they look in reality, this way you can get like 3 maybe 4 baits instead of like 1 rapala bait. The fish dont even care about the bit better paint on the expensive ones so there's no reason to spend that much on one, also if you snag it in an underwater tree or any other obstacle and you'll lose it, it's going to be way more acceptable than losing a $10 lure
Because they pay their workers like twenty five cents an hour, use copyright infringements, factories that don't even care about pollution or safety of their workers. They mess up the economy for the rest of the world.
@@MNMadeAdventures The reddish trout jerkbait lure with the black crown markings. Runs true in current and rattles attract fish like crazy. Some guy got it tangled in a line and trashed it. I went to trash my broken Rapala and seen it. I thought it ran great in the lake. Hit the river that day and it stayed upright in the current while running deeper than most. Doesn't blow out. That's the good characteristics of an awesome trout jerk. That day I outfish my Ryuki so that says a lot. Very well made....hooks are too sharp that they kept destroying the fish so had to put it away. Bad thing is hooks are too long....tends to hit bottom and you can hook each other...it can't do that by itself tho.
Just ordered quite a few things myself and it should be here next week. Cant wait to see what happens. Thanks for the vid.
You’re welcome! I was quite surprised when I received the lures! Hope you get the same quality!
how were they
@@mahm74kgs So far so good. The hooks are not the best but they catch fish. I have a video uploading soon!
Did they come?! I just ordered myself some that should be here in a week or two
I'm the same can't go wrong.
💯💯💯
I bought a lot of light camping supplies and tent tarps on Temu for a great price ! Will be making fishing kits next
I’ll have to try more things from them also. We lose so much fishing tackle that I don’t mind giving up a bit of quality.
On the Whopper plopper I changed the hook out to a feather hook usually red or white and increases the hookup much more
Nice!
Do you think there could be future videos of fishing with these hooks? i’m really interested to see how they hold up
Yes same here! On my next trip, I’ll do a video on just using these lures and see how they hold up!
@@MNMadeAdventures Thank you !! Good luck !
They have some for .37 cents that light up. I was going to get them for my potted plants. Wondering if they need batteries?
If they light up, they usually need batteries
May be sun powered did u order
They’re worthless if they don’t swim right. What’s the verdict?
Surprisingly they swim pretty nice and the paint and hooks are holding up.
@@MNMadeAdventures it’s no megabass tho my time is limited and I’m not losing strikes
How long did it take to get there
It took about 10 days
Do you catch bass on those minnows ?
I use them for walleye and whitebass
Why is their stuff so cheap? I cant get anyone to answer that question.
I’m going to try to find out in my next trip! 🤣
They’re selling for how much they cost to make them. It’s the branding that makes all those other lures expensive
No Middle men like Walmart and Target, just direct from the factories
It's just a small piece of plastic lol, it's not expensive to make it's just the brands making them hella expensive, they make that shit for a dollar and sell it for 10 these products are sold for reasonable price. I think I'll try to buy some too. If you want a tip on how to not get shitty baits when fishing on these sites with cheap baits it's that you shouldn't go for the cheapest ones you see and aim for the ones that cost like 3.50€, it's way cheaper than buying the brand ones and the quality isn't bad at all. Don't go for the ones that cost a dollar but go for like 3 or 4 dollars and you can get pretty solid baits, also you should choose baits that have some reviews and there you can often see photos of the lures how they look in reality, this way you can get like 3 maybe 4 baits instead of like 1 rapala bait. The fish dont even care about the bit better paint on the expensive ones so there's no reason to spend that much on one, also if you snag it in an underwater tree or any other obstacle and you'll lose it, it's going to be way more acceptable than losing a $10 lure
Because they pay their workers like twenty five cents an hour, use copyright infringements, factories that don't even care about pollution or safety of their workers. They mess up the economy for the rest of the world.
I've found a gem on Temu, but I ain't saying.
Nice! Any hints?!? 🤣
@@MNMadeAdventures The reddish trout jerkbait lure with the black crown markings. Runs true in current and rattles attract fish like crazy. Some guy got it tangled in a line and trashed it. I went to trash my broken Rapala and seen it. I thought it ran great in the lake. Hit the river that day and it stayed upright in the current while running deeper than most. Doesn't blow out. That's the good characteristics of an awesome trout jerk. That day I outfish my Ryuki so that says a lot. Very well made....hooks are too sharp that they kept destroying the fish so had to put it away. Bad thing is hooks are too long....tends to hit bottom and you can hook each other...it can't do that by itself tho.
Interesting not bad at all
I was quite surprised!!!
Do they swim straight?
They all swim as they should