check these out
 

very interesting

looks like a ballyhoo

I wonder how they cast ? Looks like enough there to get all wrapped up in itself.

Now that is EXTREMELY COOL. gonna be some :splat: going on.

wondered the same thing, Tagger.. especialy as it states they are loaded in the nose with weight.. all I see is a tumbling mess.. :huh:.. cool looking, tho

i bought a set :usd:
21 bucks for 4 of them.
i'll let you know :bl:

looks just like the needlefish we were cast netting off the pier in ryders cove at three in the mornin waiting for flaptail this summer.

man those things are nasty. bad attitude. live in the bottom of the beer cooler for hours and still swim like the #^&#^&#^&#^&ens..

Hey mike thanks for the link. they seem awsome. Let us know how they swim.:bl:

Mike, if you got them yet, bring them Sat. to plugfest :uhuh:

way cool
 

i have a set of these. will bring them to plug fest

yep i got them, there pretty kool.
upgrade the hooks and they'll catch for sure.

Get John and RIFF-RAFF ready, it will be here soon enough and we are gonna tag team them big time Mike!

i'm allready planting my tomatoes .
krocasus are 4" tall out front, lillys are budding. big tree in the front is budding..
daylights longer.
we're almost there!!:btu:

woohoo!!

thanks
 

those were just beautiful lures to see....

i noticed the double eye hangers in between joints.

very smart design

I seen a pussy willow in almost full bloom today, and I seen skunk cabbage growing in the woods too. This is not good man.

tell me that when the yellowfin are in the bay..
i'm saying a prayer.

paleeezzeee pretty pleeze.
anybody got the farmer alminac handy?

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the striped-bass left early...and to expect them earlier than normal.