havent seen any of the plugs i own on here as they are motsly feshwater striper plugs. so here they are...

http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m192/ejtyper2000/lure08.jpg

http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m192/ejtyper2000/lure07.jpg

http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m192/ejtyper2000/lure06.jpg

Safe to say that the striped bass are hitting trout

nice assortment there...

nice . I like how you incorporated the rubber into them. Smart fella.

interesting attachment of the rubber.Replacable?
Any other good ideas on attaching rubbertails . Thats on my list for this winter.
GF

Great job! Like the plastic tails, how do they cast?

Safe to say that the striped bass are hitting trout

nice assortment there...

only in the winter time when the lakes are stocked with rainbows

interesting attachment of the rubber.Replacable?
Any other good ideas on attaching rubbertails . Thats on my list for this winter.
GF

yes they are just swim baits...attached with straight pins cut to length

Great job! Like the plastic tails, how do they cast?

like a ton of bricks :fishin:

nice . I like how you incorporated the rubber into them. Smart fella.

ya know? i musta not appreciated that fact at first glance
because on 2nd look i've noticed a half lap joint in there for the bigger paddle tail and that makes me think your a carpenter
and if not quite the craftsman...

ya know? i musta not appreciated that fact at first glance
because on 2nd look i've noticed a half lap joint in there for the bigger paddle tail and that makes me think your a carpenter
and if not quite the craftsman...

i didnt come up with the design...wish i did, i just coppied it and kinda put my own little touches here and there.

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Arbogast sold them years ago. I've got a monstrous one down cellar somewhere. Neat to see what you've done with them. Do you pour your own tails?

good way to use the ones that fall apart when the weight breaks thru after repeated hookings of the bottom in the canal.

good way to use the ones that fall apart when the weight breaks thru after repeated hookings of the bottom in the canal.

S-B.com members have gone green! :grins:

Arbogast sold them years ago. I've got a monstrous one down cellar somewhere. Neat to see what you've done with them. Do you pour your own tails?

arbogast is the shiny blue one, and yeah ive seen some that are like 2 feet long haha... i just use fish trap swimbaits. im experimenting with slugo style tails at the moment. these type of plugs dont work to well in the ocean around me but the lake fish love them. i traded one with saltydog and he said his son caught a RBT on one. still waiting on the pic from him.