If you could tell any bait company to make your bait what and who would it be? Mine would be bluegill pattern jointed shad rap, black(not smoke) with purple flake senko,and a 1/2 oz. aruku lipless. What about you guys?
A Zoom old monster bigger than 10.5 inches.
I'd tell you, but I'd have to kill you.....LOL. No seriously, the ideas I have for baits I wanna keep for my own personal use, and a few select people.
Well mines already been made, they just need to make it cheaper because if I could afford it this would be all I would ever throw.
Quoteblack(not smoke) with purple flake senko,
There are plenty of guys on this forum who pour there own plastics, I'm sure you can find someone who could pour that, its fairly simple.
As for me I've already have drawn plans for many baits and am in the process of making them
Solid black Berkley chigger craw.
RC 1.5 chrome, dark gray back and MS scales.
I would be happy if they brought back a lot of the discontinued baits myself.
Allen
A weedless soft plastic lipless crankbait with an embedded EWG hook like the huddlestons. I think I would have more confidence throwing one of those because of the fact that it will not hang up. I have no problem sharing this because I hope someone will make one as I do not know the first thing about making baits.
a topwater frog that dives when pulled and the legs push out like a real frog
Mine is actually a tool... stainless steel needle nose pliars with replaceable cutting blades suitable for braid snipping and a grooved diamond dust hook file built into the outside of one jaw (at < 20.00 cost).
QuoteA Zoom old monster bigger than 10.5 inches.
i have caught most of my largest bass on old monsters in any purple color. mainly black grape.. FTW!!
QuoteWell mines already been made, they just need to make it cheaper because if I could afford it this would be all I would ever throw.
very nice! how do you rig this? what size hook? noticed the weights were centered. that is awesome!
I pull the weights out and texas rig it, or for fishing deep just rig it on a football head cast to a rockpile and hold on.
QuoteI pull the weights out and texas rig it, or for fishing deep just rig it on a football head cast to a rockpile and hold on.
good deal. its a great looking realistic bait for sure... btw sorry about your baseball team. that last game was a great game. i was pulling for you guys
btw, do you rig it backwards (the way the craws normally run) or do you rig it forward with the eye of the hook facing out of the face?
Yea, it was a great game, we were all really pumped because baseball is one of our strongest sports here but there is always next year I guess.
I dont have a pic of how I rig it but it looks just like the one on the left in the pic. The middle one is a dead crawfish and the two outside ones are the fake ones.
I wish 3/4 ounce dropshot weights were readily available.
A jointed rapala minnow in the x rap patterns and not the standard offerings with the 1/2'' wide seam running down the middle
I already have. ;D
QuoteI wish 3/4 ounce dropshot weights were readily available.
Just use regular old bell sinkers. Nothing special required for bubba shotting.
QuoteI wish 3/4 ounce dropshot weights were readily available.
Bubba shot away...
http://www.***.com/West_Coast_Tackle_QuickDrops_Drop_Shot_Weight/descpage-WCQD.html
ZOOM Lizard with Ultravibe legs
QuoteA weedless soft plastic lipless crankbait with an embedded EWG hook like the huddlestons. I think I would have more confidence throwing one of those because of the fact that it will not hang up. I have no problem sharing this because I hope someone will make one as I do not know the first thing about making baits.
I am trying to think how this would work? The main problem I can see is the hook point and line tie would be to close to work. Let me look at some lipless baits and see if it is possible.
Allen
QuoteQuoteA weedless soft plastic lipless crankbait with an embedded EWG hook like the huddlestons. I think I would have more confidence throwing one of those because of the fact that it will not hang up. I have no problem sharing this because I hope someone will make one as I do not know the first thing about making baits.I am trying to think how this would work? The main problem I can see is the hook point and line tie would be to close to work. Let me look at some lipless baits and see if it is possible.
Allen
Maybe instead of an EWG it could be a weighted Kahle hook or weighted octopus/circle hook. I see what you are saying with the line tie. It needs to be on the top, not the front. Thats why I'm thinking Kahle or Circle type hook.
i would take the space monkey and rage toad and make them 3 times larger than they are ready are !!!!
Rage Tail soft plastics are better than any
"custom made". I also feel the same about
several GYCB products.
8-)
QuoteQuoteQuoteA weedless soft plastic lipless crankbait with an embedded EWG hook like the huddlestons. I think I would have more confidence throwing one of those because of the fact that it will not hang up. I have no problem sharing this because I hope someone will make one as I do not know the first thing about making baits.I am trying to think how this would work? The main problem I can see is the hook point and line tie would be to close to work. Let me look at some lipless baits and see if it is possible.
Allen
Maybe instead of an EWG it could be a weighted Kahle hook or weighted octopus/circle hook. I see what you are saying with the line tie. It needs to be on the top, not the front. Thats why I'm thinking Kahle or Circle type hook.
http://www.***.com/Blade-Runner_Swim_Bait_Insert_Weighted_Hook/descpage-BRHSBI.html
I was thinking maybe these could be modified in some way?
http://www.***.com/Jackall_Mask_Vib_70/descpage-JV.html#pImage
This is king of what you are looking for but with the hook coming out the back.
Allen
There are seveal discontinued baits I would like to have made. They include:
7 1/2 Fliptail Worm and the Fliptail Flirt (grub)
Bagley's BB2 and BB3 as they were made in the early 70's
Baby Gator Tail Worm (5 1/2"). The Zoom G-Tail is an exact copy of the 7/ 1/2" Gator Tail. I always seemed to do better on the Baby Gator Tail.
it would be xraps in rapalas bluegill and yellow perch, colors, theyre waay better than the colors offered in the xraps.