SPECIFICATION: :6cm/2.5 inch - 75 PCS in one box. 7.5cm/3 inch - 60 PCS in one box.This soft bait is made of soft rubber and is extremely elastic.It has a natural swinging and realistic movements.It is universal in all waters and is not limited to freshwater or saltwater.The bait body is soft and the probability of hanging the bottom is small. MULTIPLE COLORS AVAILABLE: Available in white, green, burgundy, Chartreuse, orange, purple trout lures are designed to mimic the natural movement of swimming baitfish, providing a realistic presentation. If unsure, white is a reliable starting point, similar to the common herring. If you want something more distinctive, a purple swim lure with flash is a versatile choice, as many baitfish exhibit similar colors. ALL YEAR ROUND: The bass fishing lures is an effective lure throughout the year, but it particularly excels during specific seasons. The swimbait can be retrieved at varying speeds to match the angler's preference. It truly stands out from late winter to early spring. During this period, fish are actively foraging, especially as the pre-spawn and spawn approaches. These fish are eager to pursue prey and are likely to be fooled by swimbait, mistaking it for a leisurely swimming baitfish. HOW TO WORK: Durable paddle tail swimbaits with sequin in the tackle box offer versatility in fishing techniques. Flat faces baits can be retrieved at various speeds and depths. Whether slow-rolled near the bottom, popped during retrieval, or swiftly moved across shallow areas, these lures adapt well. Fine for small streams, local rivers, local ponds, local lake. WHERE TO THROW: Soft plastics lures are incredibly versatile and effective in various fishing environments - deep, shallow, on points, in open water, and around structures. They shine when bass are actively feeding on schooling baitfish, gathered in open water, or positioned on points. A paddle tail swimbait, mimicking their prey, proves irresistible to surf perch, smallmouth, largemouth, catfish. Its lifelike motion triggers their instinct to strike.