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Ordered two cards of hal flys from them and have not received them.
Have emailed with no response and called them and the number is not in service.
They did not charge my card so it has basically been a waste of time waiting.
Just FYI.
On the other hand if someone has a proven source for hal flys let me know.
Back in the day, mid 70s, my buddy's secretary was Hal Barber's daughter in law. We had first hand info on how to fish them and what colors worked best. Red, silver, white was the crappie killer and black, silver, white was best for bluegill. He sold the company and they don't tie them today like the old ones, but they still catch fish.
We trolled one rod with 4# test and caught a ton of crappie, never heard of long lining or spider rigging. Hal published a brochure on how to troll at different speed and depths. That was the beginnings of my crappie fishing.
Sorry to get off topic, but Hal Flys have a special place in my fishing memories.
This is another dealer, but I buy mine locally so I don't know anything about them.
Fishing - Lures - Crappie Baits - Hal Fly - GK Outfitters
The BBB rates them an F.
Amazon.com: Hal-Fly - Lures, Baits & Attractants / Fishing: Sports & Outdoors
Thanks, I'll have to try the red silver white.
My favorite is red green yellow.
You have to watch Amazon, I thought I was ordering a card for 15 dollars and received only one.
They gave me a refund with no problem.
The red silver white that we used had a red head, a silver tinsel thread body and white marabou tale. They had to be hand tied and were too costly to meet today's production demands. We tie our own now based on their design.
If fishin813 dont see this shoot him a pm for contact info of the couple that sell at the FCC tourneys. They told me they can make anything someone needs. Prolly just need to get em a pic.
Not Fishin813:Quote:
Originally Posted by huntinslabs
But here is the info.:
SKIPPER'S JIGS
Scott and Tina Tina Skog
[email protected]
Skipper's Jigs | Deltona, FL 32725
Thanks Flycaster! Spot on!
Try bigbaits.com. They have a pretty good selection of Hal Flies and are reliable.
That's bigbitebaits.com. Sorry for the confusion.
Jiffy Jigs out of Valdalia,Ga has web site, makes a pretty good imitation of
the Hal Fly and is reasonable on rates.
For florida stained water they have several colors that will work for you
depending on what end of state you plan on fishing.
Skipper's Jigs can and does make tremendous amount of custom jigs, hooks, moon's
etc.
Scott will help you out if possible - can't tell you if they are into the Jelly jigs that
much. Jiffy is more adapt in that area
I fish mostly Cresent ,dead lake , and rodman .
same thing happened to me. I was ticked. Nothing in the description and item weight said 10lbs. I left it a 1 star review about the $15 jigQuote:
Originally Posted by Liberty hound