I am a believer in sea urchin soft lures, but the price of one of these (from a Japanese company) are quite expensive and I already gone through three.
I was thinking about how I wanted to experiment with different sizes of sea urchin lures and testing out different neko rigging (would love to try drop shot but it’s illegal in my state) or even the treble hook rig variation. But I am discovering these inexpensive sea urchin lures, of different sizes and DOHURCH provides a variety of colors and sizes with 14 total and the price of $13.49 is still much les on how much I spent on one single coike lure.
I’m a believer in experimenting and testing and knowing your area and it helps now that sea urchin lures are becoming available at much cheaper price points and while different from the actual coike (let’s make this clear, these are not going to be as great as the original Coike) but you will still be able to catch bass.
The tentacles will push the water as you twitch which should make fish curious. It also descends slowly and can work in clear and murky water.
There are some experimenting as some anglers like to use nail weights in bigger coike but I think that with an EWG hook with a sinker on top and twitching it like a jerkbait. But in terms of the lure itself, you get a goo dnumber of colors, while I wish they stayed with blacks, blues, chartreuse and white, that’s the good thing about fishing, you always learn new things and with the popular trend of using sea urchin lures, the DOHURCH’s Sea Urchin Soft Lure, Urchin Baits for Bass Fishing, Floating TPE is worth checking out for the price and that you get so many for an inexpensive price!
And also, great for those wanting to try these trendy sea urchin lures that are a popular topic of late but not having to endure the heartbreak of losing expensive JDM or brand name versions!
