Keitech Easy Shiner

[archman]

I love the 2 and 3 inch Easy Shiners. However I get one fish out of them and less sometimes if the collar tears it when changing. Is there another swim bait with the same profile that is more durable?

[fishinphilly]

i like the netbait spanky swimbait, it has a great action but i think there smallest size is 3 1/2in

[Joe Schmuckatelli]

Look at the Havoc grass pigs they are cheaper and possibly a more durable option. They are a bit longer then the keitechs, so I just pinch them to get the desired size. 

[matuka]

I love the 2 and 3 inch Easy Shiners. However I get one fish out of them and less sometimes if the collar tears it when changing. Is there another swim bait with the same profile that is more durable?

If I might ask, how are you rigging those shiners?

[smalljaw67]

If you used the 4" there are several that are very close, the Strike King KVD swim N shiner, and the Bass Assassin Elite Shiner but at 3" I don't know of any.

[webertime]

Mister Twister Sassy Shads or Cabelas Hoochie Coochie (something like that).

[Felix77]

I wouldn't trade my Keitechs for the world.  I do like the Havoc Beat Shad or the Strike King Swim-n-shiner as an alternative however at slow speeds there is a considerable difference.

[PersicoTrotaVA]

I like my Keitechs.  It's like Senkos, they are soft, they tear, but they catch fish.

[Delaware Valley Tackle]

I've always stuck with the Swing Impact (Fat usually). Anyone found a distinct difference or better results between the Impact and Easy Shiner?

[OK Bass Hunter]

I would bite the bullet price wise on the Easy Shiner. I haven't found anything that would come close to it, production wise.

[archman]

I just put the jig head in from the head so the hook is exposed on top. I think I will bite the bullet. I haven't found anything close. I love the tail action on the slow retrieve.

[gulfcaptain]

Have been using Keitech's now for a few years.  I fish the swing impacts the most in the 3-4" size but also have the easy shiners.  As for durability, it costs a bit more then regular jigheads, but the Kietech tungsten jigheads do a great job holding the baits on and don't seem to tear the body of the bait apart like some regular jigheads.

[Siebert Outdoors]

Use super glue gel or mend it.  Either one of those will make that bait last a lot longer.

[Delaware Valley Tackle]

Use super glue gel or mend it.  Either one of those will make that bait last a lot longer.

X2 If I forget or run out on the water I'll throw something else.