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Controversial New Soft Plastic GLIDE BAIT || Testing Berkley NESSIE (instant response)



My buddy @FISHERYIN hooked me up with a 9″ Berkley Nessie last week to test out. I saw this bait at iCast and was really looking forward to getting my hands on one. Though this bait has stirred up a bit of controversy, I gotta say for the short time I was able to fish it….I like what I saw. Let me know what you think down below.

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  1. The prob is Grow is a small company and they could not and still can not provide any product. On back order (or very small runs) for over a year. People that had them sold them at ridiculous prices. This is common in the handmade swimbait world. That's why KGB hooked up with Spro who could mass produce their very desirable Chad Shad with good quality and much cheaper price. Maybe Berkley tried to do a collaboration with Grow and they declined. Who knows. If that is the case it is Grow's loss. I have no prob with what Berkley did, and although this bait is kinda inique, as far as I'm concerned, most of these swimbaits look so similar anyway.

  2. Definitely going to be a player for intro glides / swim-baits especially the 5 and 7 inch. 100% going to pick one up for myself just to see if it’s better than a normal glide.

  3. I've seen you on Universe so you've had a way to get them. Instead of dropping a little money to do at least do a video on the original Flag 170 first, you chose to make a video and support Berkley's knockoff. By "stay out of that drama" you mean be silent and support Berkley, you could have "tried the bait out" without doing a video. Lost a lot of respect for you today.

  4. The quick glimpse I had of the two looks as Berkley copied the Japanese bait with a few modifications at the nose and tail. But hey it's done all the time Right !!

  5. It’s a total knockoff. Berkeley in particular has a history of ripping off jdm lures.

    That being said there aren’t many original designs in fishing anymore, look how many senko knock offs there are

  6. "Who owns Berkeley fishing lures?" Sheesh. I didn't know it was that complicated. Welp, it is what it is. There's replicants of most lures out there. The company that has the money to support the ad campaign and bring the most cost effective product to market, wins.

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