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Originally Posted by MO QWACK

Snake you have your hands in everything. Thumbs Up I dont know where you get the time to play so much lol

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yes it definitely keeps me busy.

I have been making My shad stingers from Calhouns soft plastic and they have been very durable. caught ten crappie on one before it started to tear up. Have caught pickeral, bowfin, and gar on them as well and keep right on fishing with the same bait. They seem just as durable to me as the Bobby Garlands that You buy.CF

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Originally Posted by crappiefarmer

I have been making My shad stingers from Calhouns soft plastic and they have been very durable. caught ten crappie on one before it started to tear up. Have caught pickeral, bowfin, and gar on them as well and keep right on fishing with the same bait. They seem just as durable to me as the Bobby Garlands that You buy.CF

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how'd you like that plastic we are using plastic from bear baits we are trying some out from another manufacturer. I do not like so far bear been pretty good did you get the soft or medium.

Good plastic, even soft grade, will not and should not tear. I used the same super-thin tailed bait (my spoonminnow) and caught over 30 panfish mixed with a few small bass. What makes a tail flimsier is the use of salt, especially regular table salt.
Personally I never add salt to panfish soft plastics, lure durability being a primary issue.

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Originally Posted by snake River

how'd you like that plastic we are using plastic from bear baits we are trying some out from another manufacturer. I do not like so far bear been pretty good did you get the soft or medium.

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So far I am well pleased with Calhouns from Bears. I am getting the soft plastic. Have not seen any issues and My baits feel pretty much like everything else out there. No complaints here.CF