Ok so I finally picked up a pack of these in a color that I can see.  My previous pack was in Houdini color, and as it turns out, my water is also Houdini color,  So I really couldn't see how this thing was functioning.   But now that I have the white pearl color, let me tell ya - oh yeah, Im impressed.

 

I took it out for a test drive at the pond this morning, and here is how I compare it to a super fluke...

 

PROS

> Almost a wider range of motion per each jerk.

> Much, much wider range of actions than SF.   Meaning, it also responds enticingly even to the very slightest change of tension on the line.  This allows you the option, if you so desired, to impart even the most subtle action onto this bait, and it will respond. 

> This allows you more variety of presentation, and really brings this thing to life.

> When you kill it, it dies better than everything.  It really does.   It still has subtle tail action even when on the fall.

> This is by far, the easiest soft jerkbait to work effectively.   Not that a SF is difficult to work with, by any means, but this thing, has brought the ease-of-use to another level.

> Its bulkier which allows for better casting.

> No kinked tails out of the package.

> Would even be great on a shakyhead.

 

CONS

> Limited colors

> If you prefer to use hooks larger than a 3/0, its hinged design may not accommodate them.

> Durability is good, but I dont really like how slender the nose is.

 

CONCLUSION

Excellent bait, very well thought out design.  Its hinged body, and flexible forked tail make this Grandebass Flash an incredible mimic of a dying minnow.  This will be my choice jerkbait.

 

Anyone want to buy my Super Flukes?

Almost forgot...

 

Also, on a slow steady retrieve, I was able to impart a swimming action onto the bait, just by tapping my finger against the rod. 

Nice Review Thanks

 

Looks like a possible candidate to take a ride on a Scrounger ~

 

A-Jay

Wait, what did I win?