So I haven’t really fished sixth sense plastics much but I have some and was about to stock up on the prawns because I love the look of the bait and the colors but after reading some of the reviews on tackle warehouse it seems like a lot of people who try their plastics end up not liking them. The main complaint is that the plastic isn’t very soft and is very brittle and can even hinder hook sets because of the toughness of the plastics. Has anyone here fished the sixth sense prawn? How does it compare to other beaver style baits? What about their other plastics?

I can tell you their paddletails are too stiff for my liking.  I haven't used any of their other plastics but love their crankbaits. 

I have some of their Clout Worms, Divine Swimbait and the Divine Shaky Worm. Great looking baits and colors, unfortunately I haven't caught anything on them.

 

I used their squarebill and lipless (Quake) with success.

Agree with the previous comment that their Divine Swimbaits are a little too stiff for my liking. I like the colors, but they just don't seem to have the same tail waggle as my Rage Swimmers and Little Dippers, my go-to swimbaits.

 

On the other hand, I am a HUGE fan of the Divine Shaky Head worms. They have consistently performed for me at times when I was having trouble getting a bite on other options. Just one example, just this past weekend I was able to place 4th in a club tournament where fishing was tough, thanks to catching a 3.5 lber on a Divine Shaky Head. The "Nirvana" color in particular has been my go to (it's blue/black on the top and green pumpkin on the bottom). The PB&J color has also done well for me. I haven't noticed any issues at all with setting the hook on them, either on a shaky head or a regular Texas rig. I don't find them to be particularly tough, it seems like I can usually catch 3 or 4 fish on one before needing to switch. That's better than the notably soft Senko but doesn't seem unusually tough.

 

I have a batch of the Stoker craws but have not really used them yet. I got them this past summer, to me it seems like the claws don't have as much wiggle as a Rage Craw so I prefer the Rage Craw in warmer weather. I was planning on trying the slower-action Stoker craws as it gets colder.

10 hours ago, BlakeMolone said:

can even hinder hook sets because of the toughness of the plastics.

 

If they can't drive a hook though plastic regardless of hardness they need learn how to set hook.

 

No whimpy hooksets allowed in my boat!

 

The Devine Shaky Head (Big Perm) is one of my two favorite Shaky Head worms.

 

The Stroker Craw is deadly in cold water Texas Rigged.

 

Ain't tried the Prawn...yet ?

I really like the clout for wacky rigging.  It does have a different, somewhat still feel.  But action is great on weighted wacky rig.

They're okay, I personally love their hardbaits and swimjigs. Such an elite design and care is made into those baits. This company definitely cares about quality over mass produced cheap garbage.