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ReelChitty 09-28-2004 06:59 PM

Mr. Wiggly's
 
You guys know of any store that has them in stock? I know stripers online has some but none in the color I want.

cheferson 09-28-2004 07:00 PM

Joe lyons at surfcast ri, has a banner on this site.

ReelChitty 09-28-2004 07:14 PM

It says they have none in stock.

Bill L 09-28-2004 07:16 PM

you sure?

http://65.36.161.94/merchant2/mercha...tegory_Code=MW

Slipknot 09-28-2004 07:29 PM

CMS in New Bedford

Goose Hummock in Orleans

I think Blackbeards has them too

riverrat2 09-28-2004 07:32 PM

Anybody have any experience with these plugs? Do they hold up to abuse?

tynan19 09-28-2004 07:35 PM

Read BassMasters article in this months on the water. He gives them a little plug.

t.orlando 09-28-2004 07:51 PM

Nice plug, super slow retrieve. More than 1 truly large have been taken on it.Sometimes no retrieve at all.As long as you feel it thumping it is working its tail.

crashfromamesbury 09-28-2004 07:54 PM

after daves plug on the lure you will be lucky to find any at all..

i say buy what you can get.. repaint if necessary.. will still work

the same..

BigFish 09-28-2004 07:57 PM

Try the Hook-Up in Orleans...they used to have quite a selection as I recall!:)

Slipknot 09-28-2004 08:13 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by riverrat2
Anybody have any experience with these plugs? Do they hold up to abuse?
plastic lip may break if you use it on rocks, they hold up well on the sand and cast remarkably well for a jointed plug. If the lip breaks, you can always make a metal lip, I have done that.

I fish them super slow, it doesn't take much of a retrieve to get it wiggling.

TheRattBoy 09-28-2004 08:18 PM

the bait shack in orleans has them and yup that lip does break off.

ReelChitty 09-28-2004 08:38 PM

Yeah am offically a moron, Joe Lyons definetly has them in stock.:smash: and just ordering a few. I will definetly hit up a couple of those bait stores when I head down Friday afternoon

Karl F 09-28-2004 10:13 PM

lips and eyes, both easy fixes, like slip said, cut a piece of sheet metal or sheet brass to shape, screw on. eyes will come off, don't need them , it's the throb that the fish key on, but your could just stick new eyes on.
bait shack had a good selection a week or so ago, when I was in there

Joe 09-28-2004 10:54 PM

http://65.36.161.94/Merchant2/graphi...001/eel_lg.jpg
I have the hard-to-find blurple and eel patterns too...
Wiggly Time

BTW - The blurple pattern has been very good on Block this year - I know there are several clubs planning forays over there....

bassmaster 09-28-2004 11:09 PM

rapala J13 will do the same thing if you cant find them things

fishaholic18 09-28-2004 11:20 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by bassmaster
rapala J13 will do the same thing if you cant find them things
Cabela's has the Rapalas.

What color is best?:confused:

Mr. Sandman 09-29-2004 06:34 AM

The key to using them as mentioned above is the retrieve....really slow....I tried them once on wire line and even at 1.5 knots the action was too wild. ( I thought they might be killer down deep)
They are meant to slooooooowly move along the water.

Clogston29 09-29-2004 07:14 AM

NEEDLES
 
anyone try the mr wiggley needle. picked one up last weekend put haven't tried it yet. 1.5 oz and it floats.

bassmaster 09-29-2004 03:54 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by fishaholic18
Cabela's has the Rapalas.

What color is best?:confused:

black and gold
chart and silver
blue and silver

bassmaster 09-29-2004 03:56 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Mr. Sandman
The key to using them as mentioned above is the retrieve....really slow....I tried them once on wire line and even at 1.5 knots the action was too wild. ( I thought they might be killer down deep)
They are meant to slooooooowly move along the water.

this was the lure i used off the fence and middle and other places
I use to get bones on the black and gold and the chart and silver.
it was not how fast but the throb of the rod that set the idle for these lures

fishaholic18 09-29-2004 04:06 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by bassmaster
black and gold
chart and silver
blue and silver

Thanks

Mr. Sandman 09-29-2004 07:22 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by bassmaster
this was the lure i used off the fence and middle and other places
I use to get bones on the black and gold and the chart and silver.
it was not how fast but the throb of the rod that set the idle for these lures

yeah, I bet you were using the smaller version(?) I was trying to troll the larger version on wire deep for a while but it was just a tad extreme I think for bass. I can see how the smaller version would be effective for bones...sort of like a high quality fastrac. (I can't stand fastracs...made like crap) One thing I found killer for bones and albies this year was rebels Sliver..it trolls 10X better then a fastrac and can take a beating.

bassmaster 09-29-2004 07:53 PM

sandman what side You trolling
I think the J13 is the nuts, its all in the throb of the right rod.
what model rebel.
I had a bone bust the tail off a fast track and I still caught the fish
the front set in the side of the fish.
I think the fish went right around 7.5 lbs or so

Mr. Sandman 09-30-2004 04:58 AM

Oh yeah it works, it buzzes thru the water...its just junk all around, hooks, hangers, lip construction and attachment, wire... all are so light duty. 1 10# blue fish will destroy it. I am not sure of the model number.
They break all the time and I gave up on them. The sliver is much stronger IMO and works just as well.

gotta go (fishing of course)
wind is dying.


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