new bait 2" tadpole

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Originally Posted by shipahoy41

You have been very busy in your new shop Bob. Those are quality baits. IMHO there are proven color comninations that work. Other combination colors would be at the customer's request. To me, proven combination colors (for Crappies) that are used in soft plastics and jig tying are contrasting colors with one of them being Chartreuse. Here is my personal list in order of favorites for Crappie.

All Glow Chartreuse
Chartreuse and Pink
Chartreuse and White
Chartreuse and Black
Chartreuse and Aqua
Chartreuse and Flo Orange
Red and White
Yellow Chartreuse
Pink and Black
Lime Green
All Pink
All White

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Mike any color looks good with chartreuse you have pretty well picked out a good package of combinations by the way have you tried watermelon or baby Bass or colors like that .

We shot some more tadpoles today what do you think of this color root beer and yellow with red glitter.
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nice color

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Originally Posted by snake River

We shot some more tadpoles today what do you think of this color root beer and yellow with red glitter.
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Great color Bob.:ThumbsUp

I received my tadpoles in the mail today. They are awesome Bob. Hope to get them wet in about ten days. Thank you. I received my other order too. Your check will be mailed tomorrow.

snake, color looks great. ship,nice list. but lets add one more,, red and chart. good color on truman. ok, maybe one color.... purple and chart, killer on LOZ. ok, any color and chart!!!

thanks guys for your comments ship you could see what I got coming in the mail in the next few days you think this tadpole is awesome wait to you see the split tail version of the tadpole which we are calling the tweety bird I had Rick custom make me a mold you will get twice the action out of this little sweetheart.

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Originally Posted by snake river

thanks guys for your comments ship you could see what i got coming in the mail in the next few days you think this tadpole is awesome wait to you see the split tail version of the tadpole which we are calling the tweety bird i had rick custom make me a mold you will get twice the action out of this little sweetheart.

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you da man bob!!!!

Snake .... I see no reason why having bubbles in the tail would be a negative thing. In fact, it may serve to make the tail more buoyant (or the whole bait more buoyant), resulting in a slower fall action ... even on a slightly heavier jighead than most use (like on a 1/24oz or 3/32oz).

... cp :kewl

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Originally Posted by crappiepappy

Snake .... I see no reason why having bubbles in the tail would be a negative thing. In fact, it may serve to make the tail more buoyant (or the whole bait more buoyant), resulting in a slower fall action ... even on a slightly heavier jighead than most use (like on a 1/24oz or 3/32oz).

... cp :kewl

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know the bubbles will not hurt anything but it does when you are making plastic baits it doesn't look very professional and it's only a matter of paying attention to what I'm doing by the way most of the stuff that we are using now and plastic it all floats which is ideal for quite a few different plastic baits such as plastic worms that you could drop shot which I love to do I love to fish for bass when I get a chance and we been using plastic worms from the very beginning I've even field-tested in the past for a major company.