Dice baits

[hot rod]

See the dice baits on you tube, expensive sucker's. Don't think I'm gonna spend money on them, but,,, any body try them. See a few make them your self on you tube

[west_tn]

I don't see them catching any fish that a tried and true senko wouldn't.

[Mr.Bass]

They have their place, A Senko can't stay suspending next to a down tree and be worked several times to get a reaction from suspended fish. You need a longer rod, light line, and good drag.

[JohnnyA]

I got the RAID Japan version and picked up a little fella

[shooter66]

Love them. And yes they work.

[golfpro307]

They get bit

[basshammerwannabe]

just make sure you have the color that matches the hatch the best

[El_Guapo]

They definitely get bit - OSP Saikoro in “Mobi” has saved my day more than once.

[DaveBrabec]

Easy to make to try.

[Phrog Phil]

Used several colors last year drop shot and with a light flick shake head and did well. The pink was very good on shallow drop shots.

[marshman]

I think I’d make one before I bought any of them silly things… cut a piece of senko and thread some skirt material through it..

I can’t see me ever using it tho..

[Rider99XX]

What material is the actual square (dice) made from?

[BoatBuggy]

I've caught a bunch of nice St Lawrence smallies on them by letting them ride with the current with an occasional pop. I put them on a 3/64 Range Roller hook.

What material is the actual square (dice) made from?

The OSP ones are rubber. They are expensive but pretty durable and will catch lots of fish before they need to be swapped out.

[Rider99XX]

I've caught a bunch of nice St Lawrence smallies on them by letting them ride with the current with an occasional pop. I put them on a 3/64 Range Roller hook.



The OSP ones are rubber. They are expensive but pretty durable and will catch lots of fish before they need to be swapped out.

Thanks for that info

[BOATS]

Got a guy in my club makes them, any color you want, way cheaper.

[Runsome]

I've caught a bunch of nice St Lawrence smallies on them by letting them ride with the current with an occasional pop. I put them on a 3/64 Range Roller hook.

The OSP ones are rubber. They are expensive but pretty durable and will catch lots of fish before they need to be swapped out.

Thanks! I never thought of that - that’s really interesting! How deep are you fishing those? I’m guessing that with that type of light weight and the current it’s not getting down too deep?

[Wormdunker]

I've caught a bunch of nice St Lawrence smallies on them by letting them ride with the current with an occasional pop. I put them on a 3/64 Range Roller hook.



The OSP ones are rubber. They are expensive but pretty durable and will catch lots of fish before they need to be swapped out.

Tell that to the Pike.

[rjvana37]

Make your own it can't be that hard.

[Rider99XX]

Do they sink, float, or suspend??

[BoatBuggy]

Thanks! I never thought of that - that’s really interesting! How deep are you fishing those? I’m guessing that with that type of light weight and the current it’s not getting down too deep?

I'll normally fish them in 3-5 ft but drifting it along an edge of a hump / roadbed / channel that falls off into much deeper water works well too.