I bought once last year after KVD won some tournaments on the Elite Series. This sexy shad crankbait is what he was always using. I used it a lot and caught several fish on it last season. Its hard to say if it fished better than other crankbaits in various colors I have though, but when the fish were biting on crankbaits, I always seemed to catch them with this lure as well. So it does not hurt to have one in the tacklebox, becuase lets be honest you can never have to many lures.

Most lure companies are content on attracting more fisherman than fish. The proof here is in the name "sexy shad". What does that tell you? Nothing. If you want to impress me call it like it is, a shad lure imitating a southern strain of shad found in the spring run. Is that so difficult?

When you can catch a bass on a Bart Simpson lure then it does make one wonder.

i bought 3 crankbaits in that color. im going to use them this weekend.

i agree with buckhunter, if it says sexy it will sell.

I have NEVER caught anything with a lure that has a blue back. Change it to black and it is a different story.

I had never even heard of this lure before reading this post. Most of my interest was not on the post itself, but rather the comments of the fisherman. I too agree with one of the comments that I also prefer a black back oppose to a blue one as well. The fishing industry maybe a little bit "old school" in its ways, but no matter what kind of industry you are in sexy always sells!

i know people are using them because i went fishing at the dam on lake greenwood and found one stuck the some rocks on the bank.

Matching the hatch is still my goal and if that means buying a $3.16 Lonnie Stanley spinnerbait in a shad color over the Sexy Shad dual painted blade spinnerbait for $6.79 then hey i saved money too.