Tackle Grab

I got the bladed bait too. Looks sharp. I should have thrown it today, since everything else I threw didn't work.

I threw it a bit today. It's cool and I think it's gonna catch fish

My grab showed up today, right on time.

The boring, but useful:
watermelon tubes from cruncher baits
curly tail worms look to be about 6/7 inch red flake watermelon I think. No manufacturer on there.
Angler Choice KillShot 3" grub trailer things. Color looks to be some kind of green they call it "work of art"

The Stuff I really want to try:
Fish Belly Presnts: Hawgs Shad split tail 5 inch soft swimbatis 3 pack
http://www.northeastfishinglures.com/fishbellyhawgshad35alewife.aspx
The color is much better on the actual plastics, they look really well made

AR Lures Jet Link Swim Bait:
http://www.arlures.com/productshow.asp?id=60&mnid=15505&classname=Swim%20bait&uppage=/product.asp
This will probably be the best constructed lure in my tackle box, therefore it will get snagged first cast. I got it in the pictured color.

Mine was all plastics and one jerk bait. I was pretty excited about the bait but it didn't do much for me once I got it on the water. It's a floater and didn't have any action when being reeled in. I've started to separate the plastics into groups of stuff I'll use, stuff I might use and stuff my friends can have. The more boxes I get the more I'm glad I only paid half price. I definitely won't be renewing

I'm with you Shawn. Glad I got it for half price but not sure ill do it again.

There's a million other things I could've spent that 75 bucks on that I'd use more

There's a million other things I could've spent that 75 bucks on that I'd use more

Yea same here. I still like getting the package every month but the novelty is wearing off.

And I'm starting to build a collection of random plastics I'm not sure I'll ever use.

My friends will be getting some that's for sure.

I'll just have to start fishing more to 'use up' all the plastics. Need to find a way to get the canoe on the care alone.

I think that if you like to fish a lot of different water, using a lot of different techniques, for a variety of different species then something like Tackle Grab might be useful. But I tend to mostly fish a limited number of locations for a limited number of species. I already have large drawer full of tackle waiting to be used (I realize some of you probably have garages full). For example, I sold some stuff on Craigslist last week and took a trip to BassPro to spend my new found $130. I walked the aisles for over an hour and could only manage to spend $65. And most of what I bought was just backup for stuff I'm already using.