Thread: New plastic BAIT Texas wiggler.

According to the person who created this bait, the tail has an unreal action even when at rest. Rigged with the tail flat in the water it has a neutral buoyancy that allows it to wave with just a tiny amount of motion put to it. This is a sure fire trigger for even stubborn crappies.e

Originally Posted by CTom

According to the person who created this bait, the tail has an unreal action even when at rest. Rigged with the tail flat in the water it has a neutral buoyancy that allows it to wave with just a tiny amount of motion put to it. This is a sure fire trigger for even stubborn crappies.e

ctom You are 100% right on action in the water without moving it as we were watching this plastic bait last night holding it just under the surface to see what it would do you didn't have to move it vibrating just a little bit without anything pulling or tugging this would absolutely drive the blue gills that I was watching they were attacking the tail trying to rip it up pieces in these are only 4 inch fish the perch were hitting it on the surface which I've never seen before soon as it hit the water and get one little twitch they were on it just like greased lightning whoever created the plastic bait they did a heck of a job I have to admit that I've thought about making a similar plastic bait in the past we were trying to pour plastic in a pan and cut it in strips like bacon unfortunately it didn't work out too good but anyway mo did heck of a job if he's the one that designed it mo has been using a similar plastic bait for quite a few years I have heard from him in quite a while or have I seen him any place else unless he's on do-it .

Originally Posted by snake River

ctom You are 100% right on action in the water without moving it as we were watching this plastic bait last night holding it just under the surface to see what it would do you didn't have to move it vibrating just a little bit without anything pulling or tugging this would absolutely drive the blue gills that I was watching they were attacking the tail trying to rip it up pieces in these are only 4 inch fish the perch were hitting it on the surface which I've never seen before soon as it hit the water and get one little twitch they were on it just like greased lightning whoever created the plastic bait they did a heck of a job I have to admit that I've thought about making a similar plastic bait in the past we were trying to pour plastic in a pan and cut it in strips like bacon unfortunately it didn't work out too good but anyway mo did heck of a job if he's the one that designed it mo has been using a similar plastic bait for quite a few years I have heard from him in quite a while or have I seen him any place else unless he's on do-it .

Thanks everyone for the compliments on the bait! yes I designed it but all the credit goes to the world class staff at do-it molds. The Mo Magic is a series of molds that Do-It has developed based off my original design. I have been sitting on this design for several years waiting on an opportunity to bring it main stream. I designed it with several key features that allow it to swim a rest. Meaning the user doesn't have to give it any action yet it will still have a fluid swimming motion. There isn't any thing like it action wise on the market. In the early stages I wish there was because I spent hundreds of dollars and countless hours trying to get it right. I mainly designed it for winter fishing where jigging was to aggressive yet the wanted to see some kind of swimming action. It is also an amazing spider rigging bait due to the fact it swims with no rod manipulation. Again thanks for the compliments and I love seeing fish get caught on something that started in my basement. Check out Do-it molds website for the full in up of sizes

Originally Posted by MO QWACK

Thanks everyone for the compliments on the bait! yes I designed it but all the credit goes to the world class staff at do-it molds. The Mo Magic is a series of molds that Do-It has developed based off my original design. I have been sitting on this design for several years waiting on an opportunity to bring it main stream. I designed it with several key features that allow it to swim a rest. Meaning the user doesn't have to give it any action yet it will still have a fluid swimming motion. There isn't any thing like it action wise on the market. In the early stages I wish there was because I spent hundreds of dollars and countless hours trying to get it right. I mainly designed it for winter fishing where jigging was to aggressive yet the wanted to see some kind of swimming action. It is also an amazing spider rigging bait due to the fact it swims with no rod manipulation. Again thanks for the compliments and I love seeing fish get caught on something that started in my basement. Check out Do-it molds website for the full in up of sizes

my God where have you been buddy after I seen this plastic bait with your name on it I wasn't quite sure but I was pretty sure. Nobody else with a name like yours while I say one thing you did a hell of a job in this little guy sure does the number on the fish we have been catching everything and anything that swims it really is amazing I can see were this could be made into a large multiple cavity which I would love to have but the 12 cavities that they offer are just fine we could just buy more molds what else have you got in your little brain working I can't say enough about this little bait it has just been outstanding in every which way that I could imagine of course you know that I featured it on my website and I think it will be a good one in the future hope to hear from you more often on here you can send me a private p.m. telling me where you been hanging out have you done very much with working with the mold I suppose you have we tried the dual injector not very much work with it to see what we can do or cannot do but we are still working with the mold to see what we can come up with are there three different sizes or more now by do-it there has been quite a motion all over the place about you this mold I'm sure that you've been reading quite a bit it is been getting high reviews all over the place again it's good to see you and drop in more often here.

bob.

Here are some Mo's I did this afternoon for a member who asked about some specific colors....

I like those multi-colored ones. That is sharp.

guess what I used to color these plastic baits.

here is one for you to try out ctom try three colors on this plastic bait.