Lures are
rarely new.

Usually, somebody created a version sometime previously.

Mann’s Bait Company's Three for All is
the first soft-plastic
lure that imitates a
group of baitfish,
the company says.

Soft-plastics are
relatively new,
so that's credible.

Three for All is three minnow-shaped soft-plastics on one weedless jighead.

The lure is being introduced at ICAST -- the International Convention of Allied Sportfishing Trades -- in July.

A patented “hardnose” keeps the bodies separated.

Made for both fresh and saltwater, the lure is available in 3- and 4-inch sizes and different colors.

Packaged with one rigged body and two spares, the lure meets one-hook-only restrictions.

Mann’s previously introduced an Alabama rig that’s like a miniature umbrella that drags a bunch of soft-plastics at once.

That was similar to larger ones used for trolling, except Alabama rigs were built for casting.

Is Three for All a new lure?

Mann's Alabama rigs proved to be a good idea.

Looks like this lure could, too.

That's all that matters.

For more info, visit Mann’s Three for All Web page.