something that we've been messing with this morning I think we're going to call it rattail you may probably think of it is a stinger style but on a little bit different profiles 2 inch.
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something that we've been messing with this morning I think we're going to call it rattail you may probably think of it is a stinger style but on a little bit different profiles 2 inch.
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That's pretty sharp Bob
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Thank you it takes 2 different molds to make them.Quote:
Originally Posted by lowe175
Rattail seems very appropriate for the bait.
It would be great in purple and chartreuse
[QUOTE="G";3214817]It would be great in purple and chartreuse[/QUOTE]
Funny how I was thinking exactly that when I looked at the bait the first time. lol
I've had exceptional luck this spring with a stinger bait similar to that [bass tackle 1.5"] so I have no doubts that this one will stick a few fish.....just not in that pink and green. lol
no problem on purple and chartreuse guys I made the first ones up and scraps that I had laying around to see if it would work a little bit of work to make these it is two modes to make one bait a Bass tackle mold and a Jacob mold to make them.
Which portion is the basstackle?
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Originally Posted by CTom
tale.
blaze orange body and a chart rat tail and as we say in these parts ...KABOOM
Yep....last year in my waters it was orange and chartreuse or cajun cricket.........this year so far its purple and chartreuseQuote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
Bob, rat tail and no-tail baits are my best baits other than thin, straight-tail grubs.
Caught over 35 fish on the no-tail baits today and the rest on thin tails.