Fuzzy-Dice-Bass-Fishing-Lure-Kit-Soft-Plastic-Cube-Baits with Wacky Hooks & Nail Weights,Drop Shot Weights - Review
Our verdict
The Fuzzy Dice Bass Fishing Lure Kit at $16.99 bundles soft plastic cube baits with wacky hooks and nail weights in one kit, and its 4.8 star average across 9 reviews suggests early buyers came away satisfied, though that small review count means the pattern is still thin compared to established lures in this category.
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Anglers who want a complete wacky rig setup in one purchase, drop shot weights included, rather than buying hooks, weights and baits separately. Good for bass anglers experimenting with cube style soft plastics without hunting down matching hardware.
Skip if
Skip it if you already stock wacky hooks, nail weights and drop shot weights and only need refill baits, since paying $16.99 for a bundled kit costs more than buying soft plastics alone from a high volume brand like Berkley.
- Priced 70% above the category median ($9.99 across 65 tracked models)
Our scorecard
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Owner rating4.8/5
4.8 average across 9 owner ratings
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Popularity0.6/5
9 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
Rig a wacky worm wrong and you will burn through hooks and nail weights faster than you burn through bait. The Fuzzy Dice Bass Fishing Lure Kit tries to solve that by bundling soft plastic cube baits with wacky hooks, nail weights and drop shot weights in one $16.99 purchase, so a bass angler does not have to source three separate items before a trip.
At $16.99, this kit costs more than a single pack of Berkley soft plastics such as the EBPHWR at $5.99 or the GMG-NAT at $5.99, but neither of those Berkley packs include hooks or weights. The 4.8 star rating from 9 reviews is the highest of any lure in this comparison, ahead of Berkley's GMI2-WMPR at 4.6 stars and its EBPHWR at 4.4 stars, though the review count is far smaller than Berkley's 989 and 2,063 totals.
Bought last month sits at 300+, matching Berkley's GMI2-WMPR figure and landing behind the EBPHWR's 500+ and GMG-NAT's 400+. That places demand for this kit in the same range as an established Berkley product despite far fewer total reviews, which points to a newer listing gaining traction rather than a proven long term seller.
Pros
- Bundles soft plastic cube baits, wacky hooks, nail weights and drop shot weights in a single $16.99 kit
- 4.8 star average rating is the highest of any soft lure in this lineup
- 300+ bought last month matches Berkley's GMI2-WMPR figure despite a much newer listing
- InStock availability at time of listing
- Removes the need to cross shop hooks and weights separately for wacky rigging
Cons
- Only 9 reviews total, far short of Berkley's 197 to 2,063 review counts
- At $16.99 it costs roughly three times as much as a $5.99 Berkley soft lure pack
- No material, weight or size specs are listed for the baits themselves
- Small review sample makes the 4.8 star average harder to trust than Berkley's larger totals
Performance notes
The kit's contents point to two rigging styles. Wacky hooks are built for nose hooking or center hooking a soft plastic so it flutters horizontally on the fall, a presentation many bass anglers use around cover. Nail weights insert into the body of the bait to control fall speed and add subtle action, while the included drop shot weights support a separate finesse rig where the bait sits above the weight rather than tied directly to it. Having all three in one $16.99 package means an angler can switch between a wacky presentation and a drop shot presentation without buying separate terminal tackle. No weight, size or material specs are listed for the soft plastic cube baits themselves, so buyers comparing bulk or bait dimensions against Berkley's spec heavy listings will have less to go on before ordering.
What buyers say
A 4.8 star average is the top score among the soft lures compared here, ahead of Berkley's 4.6, 4.4 and 4.2 star products, but it rests on only 9 reviews, a fraction of Berkley's 197 to 2,063 review totals. That makes the rating encouraging but not yet statistically deep. The 300+ bought last month figure is more telling, since it matches Berkley's GMI2-WMPR exactly, suggesting this kit is picking up real order volume quickly for a listing with so few reviews logged so far. Read together, the pattern looks like a new entrant building momentum, with early sentiment positive but the sample size still small enough to watch rather than treat as settled.
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Frequently asked questions
What is included in the Fuzzy Dice Bass Fishing Lure Kit?
The kit bundles soft plastic cube baits with wacky hooks, nail weights and drop shot weights for $16.99, covering two common bass rigging styles, wacky and drop shot, in a single purchase rather than requiring separate terminal tackle buys for each style.
Is the 4.8 star rating reliable?
It is the highest rating among the soft lures compared here, but it comes from only 9 reviews, far fewer than Berkley alternatives with 197 to 2,063 reviews, so the average could shift more as additional buyers weigh in over time.
How does the price compare to other soft lures?
At $16.99 it costs close to three times as much as a $5.99 Berkley soft lure pack, though the Berkley packs do not include hooks or weights, so the comparison depends on whether a buyer still needs to source that hardware separately.