...you might want to try the Keitech Shad Impact.

I have tried most soft plastic jerkbaits and I have to say these might be my new favorites. They dip, dive, dart, etc... very well and on a quick stop, they sink very uniquely. The best thing about them is that they don't get ripped up very easily, at least not as easily as flukes, IMO. They stay on the hook very well, even when fished in thick grass and slime with braid. They are a little pricey, but if you are a jerkbait fanatic like I am, give them a shot.

They would have to be REALLY GREAT for me to give up on Super Flukes ...

                        As Ever,

                         skillet

give 'em a try and find out  

I know that not everyone will like them as much as flukes, but I think some will definitely find a place for them in their tackle box.

Who sells them?

I got mine from Tackle Warehouse

Have you tried the Duper Flukes or the Jerk Shads by ***? I just got an order in this week and hope to try them out Sunday morning at the same pond where I caught the fish in my avatar.

They look and feel as good as Zoom Super Flukes (which are my favorite baits, by the way). We'll see how they look in the water soon enough. I must say, I'm looking forward to it.

I have fished the Duper Flukes (or at least a bait that I have been told is from the same supplier) and was not very impressed. The action was just not as good as a fluke. I have not tried the Jerk shad

I need to give them a try. The soft jerkbait is my number one lure by far. Might be the best bass lure of all time in clearer water. Can't go wrong with a super fluke.

Zoom Flukes have been one of my go to lures over the years. This year Cabellas Aguaglow "Hootchi Chootchi" jerk baits took over the favorite position. Impregnated with Garlic.

Jim