THKFISH 7PCS Mixed Sizes Fishing Practice Plugs - Weight Casting Review
Our verdict
The THKFISH 7PCS Fishing Practice Plugs set delivers seven mixed-size casting weights for $12.49, about $1.78 per piece. With a 4.6-star average across 273 reviews and 100+ bought last month, it targets practice casting technique rather than live bait fishing for anglers wanting to train before they hit the water.
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Anglers who want to practice casting technique or teach a beginner without risking hooks and live lures, since this set includes seven mixed-size weights built from plastic, rubber, and stainless steel rather than baited hooks.
Skip if
Skip this if you need an actual fishing lure meant to catch fish rather than a casting practice weight, since this set is built around technique training and does not list a target species like the Keenjorika or Bill BLF-KRT836 do.
- Material Plastic, Rubber, Stainless Steel
- Weight 0.75 Ounces
- Color Color A-7PCS
- Pieces 7
Our scorecard
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Owner rating4.6/5
4.6 average across 273 owner ratings
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Popularity2.5/5
273 owner reviews, fewer than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other fishing gear and tackle we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
The THKFISH 7PCS set includes seven mixed-size fishing practice plugs built from a combination of plastic, rubber, and stainless steel, each weighing about 0.75 ounces, for $12.49. That works out to roughly $1.78 per piece, positioning it between the cheapest single-plug listings and the pricier multi-packs in this comparison.
At 4.6 stars across 273 reviews, its rating edges out the 4.5 stars held by both the Strike HCBPM-513 and the Keenjorika set, and matches the Gotcha G300GH-3PK's 4.6 stars, though its review count of 273 is the smallest sample among the plugs compared here. A smaller review base means the rating carries less statistical weight than the 612 to 12,000-review listings elsewhere in this category, but 4.6 stars is still a strong result.
The bought-last-month figure sits at 100+, matching the Strike HCBPM-513 and ahead of the Gotcha's 50+, though behind the higher-volume Keenjorika and Skylety listings. Combined with InStock availability and mixed-size pieces sold as a 7-piece set, the pattern fits a specialty practice product with a smaller but consistent buyer base rather than a mass-market lure aimed at catching fish directly.
Pros
- Seven pieces in mixed sizes for $12.49, about $1.78 per piece
- 4.6-star average, tied for the highest rating among the plugs compared here
- Mixed material build of plastic, rubber, and stainless steel
- 100+ bought last month, matching the Strike HCBPM-513's demand level
- InStock and ready to ship
- Multiple sizes in one set allow practicing different casting weights
Cons
- 273-review count is the smallest sample among the four plugs compared
- No listed target species, since this is built as a practice plug rather than a live-bait lure
- Bought-last-month figure of 100+ trails the 500+ and 600+ seen on higher-volume budget plugs
- Not intended for actual fish-catching use in the way the Bill BLF-KRT836 or Keenjorika are
Specifications
| Material | Plastic, Rubber, Stainless Steel |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0.75 Ounces |
| Color | Color A-7PCS |
| Pieces | 7 |
Performance notes
At 0.75 ounces per piece with a mixed plastic, rubber, and stainless steel build, these plugs are heavier than most of the pure-plastic lures in this comparison, which suits their stated purpose as casting practice weights rather than fish-attracting lures. The range of sizes packed into one 7-piece set lets an angler work through different casting weights in a single session, useful for dialing in technique with a specific rod and reel combination before switching to live lures. Because these are not built around a target species or a specific hook technique, they function more like training tools than the treble-hook plugs from Bill BLF-KRT836 or the Keenjorika set. Stainless steel components add some durability against repeated casting wear compared to an all-plastic build, though the mixed materials also mean the pieces are not interchangeable with true fishing lures.
What buyers say
A 4.6-star average is a strong number, tying the Gotcha G300GH-3PK for the highest rating in this comparison and edging past the 4.5 stars held by both the Strike and Keenjorika listings. That said, the 273-review count is notably smaller than the 612 to 12,000 reviews seen elsewhere in this category, so the rating reflects a more limited sample of buyers. The 100+ bought last month figure matches the Strike HCBPM-513 and beats the Gotcha's 50+, suggesting a steady if modest stream of purchases. Together, the pattern points to a well-regarded niche product for a specific use case, casting practice, rather than a high-volume mainstream lure.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the THKFISH 7PCS set actually used for?
It is a set of casting practice plugs, not live-bait lures, built from a mix of plastic, rubber, and stainless steel. Anglers use weighted plugs like these to practice casting distance and accuracy before switching to actual lures on the water.
How many pieces come in the THKFISH set and what do they cost?
The set includes seven mixed-size pieces for $12.49 total, which works out to about $1.78 per piece. Having multiple sizes in one set lets an angler practice with different casting weights during the same session rather than buying separate weights individually.
Is the THKFISH 7PCS set well rated?
It holds a 4.6-star average across 273 reviews, tied for the highest rating among the plugs compared on this page. The review count is smaller than some alternatives, but the score has held steady at 4.6 stars, suggesting consistent satisfaction among its buyer base.