Slip got something for ya
 

think it will work.
Guys swam it out back of the shop earlier today, looked good.
weight is 4oz of rubba

Has anyone tried boiling and lots of butta?

Who pulled off the antennae?

Big River Candy for the dark slack :uhuh:

Wow that's nice! I wonder why those types of lures aren't more popular around here, is it because the tried and true methods work well enough? Maybe it is hard to immitate the action of a lobster?

Rig it backwards and bounce it across the bottom SLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW with random bursts.

Is it made from a plaster cast of a short?

I saw that thing at a recent meeting. Tough rubber and the tail will curl naturally if you rig it like likwid says. Sweet work.

cool, maybe you could "tandem rig" it with gami's and dacron?
;)

Because it weighs 4 oz without any lead :laughs:

And it probably casts like a piece of prime rib... however... it does look deadly... nice mold job.

:happy: :happy: :bgi: :read:

COOL

I like that Mike!

So? I will add a 9/0 hook on a 4 oz leadhead jig and it will be 8 ounces:uhuh:

You have a meat stick rod, love to what grabs that..:humpty:

So, any results on these yet?

I had one with chowder and broth....kinda chewy :smokin:


seriously though....me curious too?

Nice bait! I think rigging will be critical. Does anyone know how the mad Russiian used to rig his lobsters?

like a crayfish

That looks excellent! I wonder what the current will do to it in the ditch. I know just the hole to chuck it in.:humpty:

I saw one in Truro B&T last week it was rigged with hooks in the claws and one in the tail. looked like it would slay

nothing yet, but I only tried it in the canal attached to a 4 oz jighead because that was the only one I had with a 9/0 hook. I couldn't cast it very far at all. maybe if I had a hole close in someplace , it may work rigged like tattoobob said. we'll see

maybe I can try it on cuttyhunk in the fall