Anyone used these??? Wondering hoe it compares to other prop baits?

I've have one but haven't used it enough to really say if it's worth the money. I have found the rapala prop bait works very well though.

I have barely used mine yet since I am always nonstop throwing a devils horse or spook but can honestly say that the action and sound is superb.The props are already pre-tuned for the desired sound and spin very easily.It also has a very nice profile not too big or too small.

I didn't care for it at first because I tried to work it the same way I would a Skitter Prop.  It seemed that no matter how stiff the mono was that I used, the front prop would always catch the line.  I had the chance to meet Kelly Jordan and ask him about it.  He informed me that the bait was intended to be pulled a foot or more, not twitched.  Since I adapted that style I have managed to catch a few on it.  I'll have to wait until spring to get a better feel for it.

I didn't care for it at first because I tried to work it the same way I would a Skitter Prop. It seemed that no matter how stiff the mono was that I used, the front prop would always catch the line. I had the chance to meet Kelly Jordan and ask him about it. He informed me that the bait was intended to be pulled a foot or more, not twitched. Since I adapted that style I have managed to catch a few on it. I'll have to wait until spring to get a better feel for it.

That's what kept happening to me so I just stopped using it. When it gets warm again I'll have to try that out thanks for sharing!

I didn't care for it at first because I tried to work it the same way I would a Skitter Prop. It seemed that no matter how stiff the mono was that I used, the front prop would always catch the line. I had the chance to meet Kelly Jordan and ask him about it. He informed me that the bait was intended to be pulled a foot or more, not twitched. Since I adapted that style I have managed to catch a few on it. I'll have to wait until spring to get a better feel for it.

Agree. It is suited more for a rippin retrieve than a twitching.