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Finally got a chance to use mine today (Glass Ghost model). It looks pretty sweet in the water, but it can be a challenge to keep a consistent motion. I got the best results when using a combo of small twitches followed by one big twitch to make it glide off to one side then a short pause. I got 5 on in about 2 hours, but lost a couple (had a pike follow it in too). Thing casts a freakin mile! For some instruction on how to fish the lure, check out the video on the Rapala site or on you tube.

I've used the green shakey worms and got great results

Anyone tried this bait out? Just got one...looks sweet.

I'm 27 now, but when I was 13-14 I used to catch gills in a small pond (maybe 2 acres) stocked with them. I would put them in a bucket and take them 1/4 of a mile down the road to a bigger pond (maybe 10 acres) that was loaded with big bass (for Michigan...3-7 lbs). Would hook them through the mouth and catch them all day...it was awesome! I don't fish that pond anymore...but have had plenty of bass and pike take a gill while I am bringing one in. Probably would happen more often...but I rarely fish with live crawlers and harness...which is the only time I catch gills.

they are expensive...but so are senkos and dingers. As for the plastic being too firm...sounds like you got an old bag. They are easily more flexible than any other stick bait. Can't wait till they are available in the alive buckets.

Anyone else around here a fan? This has to be the best stick bait available. I'll take it over a senko or a dinger anyday. Yes...it doesn't last long...even compared to other sticks...but this thing is deadly! And when the head is too far gone...turn it around and hook it through the tail...IT WORKS!!!! White/silver in the sun...chartreuse when overcast.