4 1/2" x 1 1/4" wanna be ranger

oops

Got top view? looking down so I can see the profile of how wide it is at back, or just give me plug and I make :D

here it is

the other top view :smash: the thin view

Is there a way to just e-mail it to ya? hee hee

Goose, do you have any idea how many times that plug just got Ho'd???

:smash: :smash:

One more time

looking down with the plug on edge :smash: :smash: not on end


I'll just drive to ya house, it'll be faster:happy: :happy:

Goose,

I posted my version of that plug a while back, http://www.striped-bass.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&threadid=4992. Your photos are way better than mine. I need a decent digital camera. This is a simple and neat plug. Casts a mile, simple to make, and if you cast one away, it's not a biggie. Is that Flo Orange under the silver?

that looks like stan gibbs skipper. not a ranger, its wood right?

The Skippers I've seen are round, not slab sided. Goose's plug looks more like those slab sided plugs as well.The plug I originally copied for the Bounder was plastic, although I would bet the prototypes were wood because I was able to make exact duplicates on my lathe. I don't remember the manufacturer of that one but I remember there being a couple of manufacturers building this style of plug in plastic. This was in the days of few bass but lots of 3-6 lb blues.

Please be patient with me, I used to chew on plugs when I was a kid.

Thanks Tony, it must be me and the way I was trying to explain it.
I hope the plugs you chewed on were not painted with lead-base paint.

Now that plug looks simple to make. Looks alot like tose ones they use on Nantucket.

I'm bad...thats a gibbs 21/4oz jack rabbit not a skipper, the skipper was all round. the one thats used on nantucket is a plastic spoffet's. but this style plug was born on nantucket.