as I promised you guys I would come out with something new the design of this bait come from crappie seeker let me know what you guys think we call it the shark Stinger.
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as I promised you guys I would come out with something new the design of this bait come from crappie seeker let me know what you guys think we call it the shark Stinger.
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I think it looks great, but I do have a biased opinion ha ha. I honestly think it will be fantastic though
its definately differen't.....should be a good one
thank you seeker for the design I'm sure that it will be a good bait we deftly will make sure that you get a ton of them I am dying to see what that front part of that bait will look like in the water of course this has not been field-tested or anything like that yet so we are looking forward in getting this out to many of the guys on here also to work with I believe the front wings well vibrate up and down which will definitely give it a different action hopefully they may even do was swim around just don't know yet so this is very exciting to find out with this plastic bait is going to do of course this is not no duplicates or anything else this is something that you have designed and you should be very proud of yourself I believe that this will be another number one bait of course.
thank you G we will definitely get you some samples.
It kinda reminds me of a sting ray
A chub head with that might just be the ticket in places where there are over hanging trees and is a little shady. Of course I'd put a beetle spin on it . Old habits are hard to break . I'd take 50 in Black / Orange . The orange can be regular old orange or what ever fits what your pouring at the time .
okay my friend please remind me I have a bad memory ha ha but we will try to get you some when they are available man I've been hit hard with questions on this particular plastic bait this thing is really awesome in the amount of interests is overwhelming.
Sending P.m.
bet it would be a good dock shooter on a light head.......
yes it does look like a ray as well, I actually was trying to mimick several different things all in one bait. I think I managed that, just gotta hope now that it works. Snake I think it will be good for several techniques, should be a good dock shooter, caster, and I was thinking slow verticle jigging making the wings and tail dance up and down.
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Originally Posted by "G"
Now there's something new to me...and I bet new to the crappie too. Hope it's a killa for ya Bob.Thumbs Up
don't worry Jeep will make sure that you get some to try.Quote:
Originally Posted by jeepguyjames
I wonder what that would be like when it's falling down in the water is it going to twirl we are definitely not sure on what type of action in till we get it but I think it's going to be a good bait the response on this plastic bait is something else we are getting hit hot and heavy on PMs so it's good to see that this is going to be something that is exciting for the guys definitely something new in the plastic bait line.Quote:
Originally Posted by crappieseeker
yes it's definitely new to everyone out there I'm sure that it will be a good bait we are just excited as you guys to get my hands on that mold and start shooting them it looks like we are going to have to order more of these molds for sure.
Very nice looking bait Thumbs Up, think you have a winner that will catch a ton of fish.:)
Pretty slick bait! Nice job Seeker!
Looks great!!!!!!!! I'd think the wings would help with a slow fall rate depending on size jig head.
I think that you are definitely right on the jig head we will have to experiment to see what it does.
well the boys out there will definitely let us know for sure how that date works I'm sure that it is going to be very different.
It should cause the hook to ride up in brush ,helping it not to hang up as easy.
I hadn't thought about that. I hope you are right because that would be a big help.Quote:
Originally Posted by genec
appreicate that alot SNAKE.....looking fwd to giving em a whirl.....they are very cool looking for sure.....between those, the dancers, the icicles & the shad stingers you got a heck of a line up going on.......thanks again & God bless!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by snake River
you are more than welcome we try to keep things interesting and I think this is just a beginning the future baits coming aboard we have a similar ideal in the future similar to the shark but we're going to offset the fans to give it a Sbarro action .
I think it will really glide on the 1/32nd head. I can also see that lure in a smaller version on a 1/64th head slaying Gills. Might do well just threaded on a #4 sickle hook too. That bait just looks like it has attracting and triggering qualities built-in. Well done.Quote:
Originally Posted by snake River
ship you are right, we think so much alike, a smaller version I think would really be a gill getter.
You must be my brother from another mother. We do think alike. A smaller version will hammer Shellcracker, trout, white bass, and of course Bluegill.Quote:
Originally Posted by crappieseeker
we will see about a smaller version of the shark later on I believe I want to do some other changes not to the body but to the tail we may change the body and appearance we are thinking about putting little raises similar to what we have done with bait jelly jig that I make I wondered a growing body though with that style we may change the wings to twister tail like but these are just ideals that we are thinking about I think that a twister tail on this with the wings on the front best twister would be a killer if we do make it and a smaller size the shark we are going to try to put floating agent in the plastic so they will float this would also be very good for your bluegills specially if you can match hatches in the water there are millions of possibilities that we can do I would truly love to make a miniature frog say inch and a half that the legs would actually work when you jerked on I would also like to do that is a copper and rubber or plastics I think this would be awesome to make surface stuff to work is I'm one of those ones that love to see fish hit on top of the water specially when we are bass fishing there's nothing better than seeing a bagel largemouth each one a year crank baits such as the bass Reynaud Lucky 13 Lucky 13 Hula Popper's we have used all of them with great success I truly like to watch jitter bugs on top of the water it is awesome to watch them get hit some of the other surface crank baits that I've used but are collectors items we do not use them very often but we do enjoy using the old crank baits now and then we will have to post some pictures of what we have I know you guys are into collecting will be drooling we definitely do not want to sell any of our collection we started when we were about 13 years old and many of them are keepsakes we've even made if you are self when I was in school similar to a flat fish yes it did work they just had a different action than a regular flatfish.
snake, you must have read my mind, I was going to ask you to try one with some floater bubbles. I bought some of the floater bubbles back when I first started pouring but I have never used them yet cause I did not have anything I felt could really benefit from them. I thought the shark might work with the bubbkes with a plain hook and not a jighead to match the mayfly hatch. I am thinking about creating a few more designs later that it will work with and maybe having some molds made. I gotta make use of those floater bubbles one day ha ha.
when I get a chance I will try to get some of the bubbles and put in the plastic I know that quite a few the guys want them to float I think they'd be terrific for trout fishing and bluegills you should've tried your bubbles along, go one thing the bubbles do it keeps your plastic alive such as your twister tail would be more active besides plastic worms and other plastics also on skirts it will deftly make your skirt work better in the water.Quote:
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