Mepp's BM HO-BO MuskyKiller-Bucktail, 3/4-Ounce, Hot Orange

Threw this lure, caught pike, musky, and even a large walleye. 4 muskies in one day! Bucktail held up well, considering the toothy critters. This seemed to be the hot color for the dark, stained water.

I’m a smallmouth fisherman from WV and it’s early in the year so I decided why not fish the west fork river for musky until the water warms up. This baits blade always spins and almost never tangles. It’s size allows me to use my bass gear just by adding a steel leader. The bait doesn’t snag hard like some other musky lures and is usually good in any depth which is why it’s good for rivers. If I had to knock one thing about this bait, it has to be the fact that it won’t hold up more that a couple fish. The feathers go bye bye lol but that’s fine by me!! (Orange Color) tight lines

Haven’t used it yet, but I can see it’s a good quality fishing lure.

I typically have had not much luck with this type of lure but decided to try a new one anyway on a recent fishing trip. I caught a really nice largemouth in shallow water. Then, on my last day out, a monster tagged this lure in the same spot. It was big, but alas, my line was old and I lost my lure.... the fish that got away. Definitely one to have in the tackle box.

Great casting and swims great.

A classic all-around muskie/pike spinner. It casts long, comes with sharp hooks and is very durable.

I have at least 500 casts on this lure and have not had a single bite. I usually hook 3-5 bass per hour and occasional musky on rubber worms but this lure as much as I liked it, it didn’t attract the fish. Tried it on different rods, different days and different locations on the lake. I finally lost it on a bad snag but glad to see it go. Wasted way too much time with it.

Good product