Joe
03-20-2006, 09:05 AM
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Steve McKenna is the man who puts together the tandem-rigged Sluggos for Surfcasting Rhode Island? This means they are bestowed with special mojo - it leaches off Steve's bassaholic hands into the bait.
http://65.36.235.132/merchant2/graphics/00000001/alewife_rigged_lg.jpg
The rig I sell has been field tested and proven through several seasons. I noticed on another site that they said that theirs were done the "right way" I guess they must think that Steve's method was "wrong" :laugha: :laugha: :laugha: I guess the numerous large and the forty he twanged on the video were lucky flukes. Check out the video if you think this method is "wrong," you won't want to be right. (http://www.surfcasting-rhodeisland.com/StoreImages/sluggos/sri_sluggo_promo.wmv)
In response to concerns people had about the hooks, I upgraded them. Future rigs will be tied with the Gamu Live Bait - a heavier hook than the Gamu Octopus.
Its great that new vendors are arising, I fully expected they would. I plan on checking them out and maybe carrying some. Who knows? Maybe they will be better? Its hard to tell in March. There are a lot of variables with respect to durability, how the bait performs in different water conditions, etc, etc,. The Sluggos work and they are proven, top-selling, fish catchers.
Steve McKenna is the man who puts together the tandem-rigged Sluggos for Surfcasting Rhode Island? This means they are bestowed with special mojo - it leaches off Steve's bassaholic hands into the bait.
http://65.36.235.132/merchant2/graphics/00000001/alewife_rigged_lg.jpg
The rig I sell has been field tested and proven through several seasons. I noticed on another site that they said that theirs were done the "right way" I guess they must think that Steve's method was "wrong" :laugha: :laugha: :laugha: I guess the numerous large and the forty he twanged on the video were lucky flukes. Check out the video if you think this method is "wrong," you won't want to be right. (http://www.surfcasting-rhodeisland.com/StoreImages/sluggos/sri_sluggo_promo.wmv)
In response to concerns people had about the hooks, I upgraded them. Future rigs will be tied with the Gamu Live Bait - a heavier hook than the Gamu Octopus.
Its great that new vendors are arising, I fully expected they would. I plan on checking them out and maybe carrying some. Who knows? Maybe they will be better? Its hard to tell in March. There are a lot of variables with respect to durability, how the bait performs in different water conditions, etc, etc,. The Sluggos work and they are proven, top-selling, fish catchers.