Thread: is there anyone else

Wish someone lived near me too. I could use some moral support now and then . It's lonely in these here hills .

Originally Posted by cub48

These are some old pic i made i get time i do some close up pic. Fisher Hawk pm me where you live and a number i'll stop by sometime when you are in your shop. I live 1/4 mile from the red lights.

looks like Jacob's baby shad Stenger mold.

Originally Posted by pondhopper

Wish someone lived near me too. I could use some moral support now and then . It's lonely in these here hills .

you'll have to move to Texas where you'll be close to me and skip then you'll definitely have some buddies to talk to .

Texas would be good . That is one of the fish'n'est states there are . Get us one of them funny hats with a long feather on it and become the 3 Musketeers .Cross our rods and yell All for one and one for all . Sure to draw attention go'in across the lake in a boat .

Originally Posted by pondhopper

Texas would be good . That is one of the fish'n'est states there are . Get us one of them funny hats with a long feather on it and become the 3 Musketeers .Cross our rods and yell All for one and one for all . Sure to draw attention go'in across the lake in a boat .

Yes I'm sure it would attract attention but I'm wondering what type.

Now that you mention it some rethinking needs to go into that .
So back to the baits .Cub48 Have you tried that bait with a segmented tail . I called it the cripple tail shad When I first had the mold made . I see it's still on Rick Jacobs site so it must be selling . Sure wish I knew what the overall reaction is to it .

Yes it is a Jacobs Baits Mold it is a very good mold and the quality is A+ i have 2 of the molds and can shoot 20 at a time. The only thing i think it needs is bigger screw heads so you can run them in with your hand and i know everyone uses clamps i have tried them but so far have not found that i like. No I have not used the mold that has the segmented tail. I am very pleased with the baits, i have been using them for the last to years. I have some dimples in some have though about enlarging the spur slightly to see if it would i have tried different temps but don't seem to help it don't bother me but i do not like to sell them with dimples in them. I only sell to friends so they don't mind they like the cheaper price LOL!!! Oh by the way i fish Lake Guntersville known for the Large Mouth but the Crappie are not bad here either. Cub48

cub48 if you can shoot the mold upside down I hear it will help with the dimple situation. Just be very careful if you try it.