Who's tried this bait wave tiki anacondas I've seen it it's big bulky and pushes a lot of water?

The Tiki Anaconda

(7" inches)

Straight from Big Fish Island Tiki-Man releases the 7 Tiki-Anaconda designed to land the big one. It's uniquely designed tail shimmies and shakes while driving the fish Tiki-Crazy. The tail remains vertical when the snake is motionless and with the slightest twitch of the rod comes back to life. Tiki-Anaconda is available in 19 unique colors. WARNING: Guaranteed Strike !!!

Who will get to keep the name Anaconda, Wave Worms or Strike King?  I think Wave Worms had it first..

It doesn't matter who gets the name but strike king has my buisness after the way that the rage tail anaconda 10" performed for me a couple weeks ago!!!

-Nitroman

Who will get to keep the name Anaconda, Wave Worms or Strike King? I think Wave Worms had it first..

Yeah i think so can anyone shed light on this bait.

The 5in version tiki snakes was the first soft plastic bait i ever used, First cast on the potomac river in chicamuxen I caught a 1.5 pound largemouth 2 feet from the boat. That was 3.5 years ago

I just finished up my last pack early this july, good bait more of a numbers bait, great for fishing hydrilla.

It is most like a topwater bait due to its real slow

On a trip(last month) to a hydrilla packed farm pond in two days I caught 15 bass up to 6pounds on them 8-) water was super clear and you would watch bass swim up to your bait and inhale it just on tiki snakes

I fish the 5in snake on a 5/0 ewg standard wire hook for the 7in one a 5/0 or 6/0 will most likely work fine

The 7inch model has me very interested, I'll probably pick a pack or two up.

the action on the 5incher pushes water but is more subtle(less than a swim senko) but I would expect the 7incher to push some water

The 5" version works well and I'm sure so does the 7".

Sorry did not finish my second sentence, it has a real slow FALL when rigged weedless and weightless.

Great bait from a great company