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There's a new plastic that I was talking about. It is the inch and a half, & has good tale action as we field tested this afternoon with the light top-of-the-line the tale does a good job. This one is ideal for bluegill and crappie, & it should be a big hit with the ice fisherman. It will be a while before we post them on our website, as we haven't got the regular production molds. We are working with a sample mold.
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They are now available in a few colors.Quote:
Originally Posted by snake River
The above picture does not do that bait any justice believe me it looks a lot better in your hand.See if you don't like this picture a little bit better.
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That jig head looks familiar. LOL
Any chance of me getting a dozen or two of these in an orange with glitter in it and a chart with glitter in it? I want to try some on some trout down here. The season opens this weekend.
Bobo
BTW the bait looks great. I always like seeing your new baits buddy.
Bobo
I like the bait and also the way "Bobs Jigs" is imbedded into the molds to let people know who oriiiiiiginated the bait. Nice idea Bob. Chartreuse and Black are favorite colors of mine. hint hint....that one in the first photo should be an awesome bait.
I like it.
when I get the molds to produce them I will send you some to try out. I only have a sample mold I can only shoot 2 at a time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobo Greybeard
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Originally Posted by shipahoy41
Thank you Mike I will definitely get you some in the mail.
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Originally Posted by DrNip
The action is fantastic with this little guy.
Looks like a good dock shooter. Probably has a good skip to it.
It has good tail action also it swims perfect very little movement of the rod tip the tale will vibrate in the water.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrNip
I'm liking that flame jig head. PM me on the prices or I guess I could check your site My Bad got excited missed the link
I didn't see the jig heads like the one in the picture in this post ?
sending you a private p.m.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gobob
It looks like a Do-It Minnow head. Pretty common really. Available with a cast on keeper or with a wire keeper cast in. I converted a production 1/32 and 1/16 mold to eliminate the cast barbs altogether but I have the option of using the wire. The molds can be gotten with the eye bumps or the eye sockets.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gobob
Nice grubs Bob!!!!!!!!!!!!
How long is that plastic?
Its amazing how much that bait looks like the falls flicktail. I'd be interested in knowing the size of this guy.
we will be making it in three different sizes three-quarter inch 2" in 3" the one in the picture pretty close to 2 inches,Quote:
Originally Posted by CTom
Big puppies. The small, original bait was a dynamo on sunfish and crappies. The larger sizes should slap up crappies pretty good. Getting cold water here now but next spring I think these would trip up some big post ice-out crappies.
I think it will do well it sure looks good in the water and I do like the swimming action I'm sure it will be a good producer.Quote:
Originally Posted by CTom
Here are a couple more color combinations.
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