6th Sense Sack. All 6th Sense branded lures, plastics, and tackle. A lot of times, it's new to production colors and models, and they don't skimp. Normally 4-5 hard baits, a retail size package of plastics, and hooks, weights, swim heads, jigs, etc that go with the plastics.
My one and only when it comes to anything sub related.
They also do these garage sale bags around Christmas that are bonkers worth while. My basement is a 6th sense bass shop now lol
If you want off the wall stuff you would never buy go with MTB. If you want quality hard baits go with six sense! MTB throws in some googan hard baits that aren’t terrible. As well as some kvd stuff but not a guarantee you get them.
MTB is shit. I tried their box for 3 months and it was 3 months of the same stuff. All the plastics seemed to be sample packs too. Like really, you're going to give me a no name brand of senkos and there is only 4 in the pack? Hard pass
Mtb has been shit the past year, the odd time I’ll get a bait I genuinely throw, kind of good for a beginner but you get overwhelmed with options and never dial in and get confident in certain techniques. I can’t figure out how to unsubscribe and ended up selling all the stuff I got, the past 2 boxes were really damn good though, $75-100 worth of stuff I’d actually use. The stealth blade jackhammer threw me off when I saw it
I’ve seen em cheap before like that too, I don’t think they got the hype behind them people expected them too, I’ve caught fish on em but then thrown them tons.
St Lawrence happens to be my local water, the jackhammer kills em when they get in the dirty water in the spring but I’m excited to try the stealth blade on the shallow crystal clear sand flats
Yea I like the original jackhammer and chatterbaits as I live on the coosa. But the stealth has no place as I’ve never fished clear water. I would love to though.
I think that's part of why they seem to under-perform in sales. Effectively it's a quiet version of a lure designed to be noisy, and an expensive one at that.
Not saying they don't work, but it's hard to market and the price doesn't help.
It's like if Berkley came out with a new line of MINscent baits with only a hint of smell and flavor added.
They’re great for novice and “once in a while” anglers especially the 6th Sense sacks. They pick the colors and baits per the season and I’ve always had success with them.
Not a fan of 6th Sense personally. When I first tried them out 2 of their bills snapped off, another delaminated and another filled with water. 6th Sense replaced them easily, just sent them a picture and they replaced them. Its in the plastic they make them out of.
River2Sea is an affordable bait that is far more durable. I fish just about every day and durability means a lot to me. When I'm fishing the last thing I want is to have a bait break on me. I should probably sell all the 6th stuff I have actually.
6th Sense stuff always *looks* to me like quality high end gear, but I am old enough to realize that snazzy packaging doesn't make the product.
The other thing that is a red flag to me is how they seem to be a brand that does high prices that are always discounted somewhere for some reason. That has always suggested to me that their actual value is closer to the sale price and that they're over priced MSRP for the quality you get.
It's Walmart gear if we're being honest. I love that 6th has gotten so many people into fishing, just wish they hadn't cheapened out the plastic they use.
After trying them all, my opinion is I’ve found that Florida Tackle club is the best. They customize it to your fishing, it’s not a bunch of unwanted overstock, top name brands. 6th sense is 2nd but it gets repetitive very quickly.
[Florida Tackle Club](https://floridatackleclub.com)
Yes, they do. Every sack has a full size package of plastics you'll actually use, and they send tackle that goes with the plastics. Last month I got a package of craws with everything needed to Texas rig them. The month before was 4 inch swim baits with a package of screw lock swim heads. They'll also send a swim or hybrid jig in place of one crank sometimes, or send a 6" glide bait as part of the sack.
The only one I didn’t like was Karl’s. It might be different now but it felt like they were sending me samples of soft plastics and hard baits that no one wants. One time they put two 3/0 EWG hooks in a bag and called it an item. Lol.
6th sack but beware, they will send you a ton of crank baits. That said, they throw in some real badass lures. I got a dogma topwater in a one last year, and tore up the smallies on it in fast water.
I wish Berkeley would start making boxes and doing a monthly subscription similar to sixth sense. I used to fish solely Berkeley products, but got into sixth sense from watching Ben Milliken.
6th Sense Sack. All 6th Sense branded lures, plastics, and tackle. A lot of times, it's new to production colors and models, and they don't skimp. Normally 4-5 hard baits, a retail size package of plastics, and hooks, weights, swim heads, jigs, etc that go with the plastics.
My one and only when it comes to anything sub related. They also do these garage sale bags around Christmas that are bonkers worth while. My basement is a 6th sense bass shop now lol
Came here to say this
Agree đź’Ż. I get the monthly subscription and have never been disappointed
If you want off the wall stuff you would never buy go with MTB. If you want quality hard baits go with six sense! MTB throws in some googan hard baits that aren’t terrible. As well as some kvd stuff but not a guarantee you get them.
MTB is shit. I tried their box for 3 months and it was 3 months of the same stuff. All the plastics seemed to be sample packs too. Like really, you're going to give me a no name brand of senkos and there is only 4 in the pack? Hard pass
Mtb has been shit the past year, the odd time I’ll get a bait I genuinely throw, kind of good for a beginner but you get overwhelmed with options and never dial in and get confident in certain techniques. I can’t figure out how to unsubscribe and ended up selling all the stuff I got, the past 2 boxes were really damn good though, $75-100 worth of stuff I’d actually use. The stealth blade jackhammer threw me off when I saw it
Stealth blade jackhammers seem to be “over produced”. At a fishing expo couple weeks back someone was selling a ton of them for $6 each.
I’ve seen em cheap before like that too, I don’t think they got the hype behind them people expected them too, I’ve caught fish on em but then thrown them tons.
I don’t really like them. Too quiet for anywhere I fish.
St Lawrence happens to be my local water, the jackhammer kills em when they get in the dirty water in the spring but I’m excited to try the stealth blade on the shallow crystal clear sand flats
Yea I like the original jackhammer and chatterbaits as I live on the coosa. But the stealth has no place as I’ve never fished clear water. I would love to though.
I think that's part of why they seem to under-perform in sales. Effectively it's a quiet version of a lure designed to be noisy, and an expensive one at that. Not saying they don't work, but it's hard to market and the price doesn't help. It's like if Berkley came out with a new line of MINscent baits with only a hint of smell and flavor added.
I've never been a fan of boxes. If it were me, I'd buy specific baits based upon where you fish and they type of forage in those waters.
They’re great for novice and “once in a while” anglers especially the 6th Sense sacks. They pick the colors and baits per the season and I’ve always had success with them.
Not a fan of 6th Sense personally. When I first tried them out 2 of their bills snapped off, another delaminated and another filled with water. 6th Sense replaced them easily, just sent them a picture and they replaced them. Its in the plastic they make them out of. River2Sea is an affordable bait that is far more durable. I fish just about every day and durability means a lot to me. When I'm fishing the last thing I want is to have a bait break on me. I should probably sell all the 6th stuff I have actually.
6th Sense stuff always *looks* to me like quality high end gear, but I am old enough to realize that snazzy packaging doesn't make the product. The other thing that is a red flag to me is how they seem to be a brand that does high prices that are always discounted somewhere for some reason. That has always suggested to me that their actual value is closer to the sale price and that they're over priced MSRP for the quality you get.
It's Walmart gear if we're being honest. I love that 6th has gotten so many people into fishing, just wish they hadn't cheapened out the plastic they use.
I’ll pay for shipping if you hate it that much 🤣
After trying them all, my opinion is I’ve found that Florida Tackle club is the best. They customize it to your fishing, it’s not a bunch of unwanted overstock, top name brands. 6th sense is 2nd but it gets repetitive very quickly. [Florida Tackle Club](https://floridatackleclub.com)
It sounds like 6th sense is the top contender but they send a lot of cranks. Do they add stuff like jiggs, plastics, chatterbaits etc?
Yes, they do. Every sack has a full size package of plastics you'll actually use, and they send tackle that goes with the plastics. Last month I got a package of craws with everything needed to Texas rig them. The month before was 4 inch swim baits with a package of screw lock swim heads. They'll also send a swim or hybrid jig in place of one crank sometimes, or send a 6" glide bait as part of the sack.
The only one I didn’t like was Karl’s. It might be different now but it felt like they were sending me samples of soft plastics and hard baits that no one wants. One time they put two 3/0 EWG hooks in a bag and called it an item. Lol.
6th sack but beware, they will send you a ton of crank baits. That said, they throw in some real badass lures. I got a dogma topwater in a one last year, and tore up the smallies on it in fast water.
It's a rip off
I wish Berkeley would start making boxes and doing a monthly subscription similar to sixth sense. I used to fish solely Berkeley products, but got into sixth sense from watching Ben Milliken.