What do you think
 

new eel imitation with a built in lead head. Aprox weight is 2.25 oz. stinger hook is attached with what looks to be braided steel wire crimped.Ultra sharp hooks , Bait sented , cost looks to be around $5.95, 2/pk both rigged.
comes in Black ,black pearl , olive back & pearl

Do you think with all the new companies coming out that this will make it

it looks good. kind of reminds me of the old alou eels. any action to it at all?? any weight in the tail??
inquireing minds need to know. tight lines ed

Looks nice.

They do look nice. I still root for "our" guys, but because they are well priced they will definitely find their way into a few bags, including mine. I'll give anything a whirl once.http://forum.rscnet.org/images/smilies/bananallama.gif

It sure does have a happy face, I would give them a try for sure

Happy face
 

Hopefully they wouldn't have too much of a happy face when old Ms. Linesides gobbles them down. :bl2:

Looks good to me....all rigged and ready to go for $6.00


Tough question with all the competition though...?

You can see the lead in the top eel. It looks to extend slightly past the first hook, though that could just be some of the flash material. At that price I think they will find a place in many bags. The customs are nice but one bluefish and :(

The lead goes aprox 1/2" beyond the first hook.

I'd give them a try.:smokin:

atleast they wont curl............

Hooks are upside down for a riggy.

Ya,The problem with that is,they might act like a keel an turn the bait over.But it has a internal weight thingy.like them storms that might help to keep it upright.

What size hooks?

I'd drag one behind the yak

Too light for the Canal :hs:

Possibly too heavy for a lot of beaches.

Probably ideal for some shallower inlets--Pogue Gut, anyone? ;)

Do you have them in the shop now?

They also look liked bronzed FW hooks. :huh:

I'll try them if you have any left around the end of September:D

:drool: :drool:

Black Pearl SW Hooks.

Looks like a 7/0 front 6/0 rear ??

Mike,
Do you have these in stock yet?

Well what do you know? They Work!:jump:

but does nayone have them in stock??

Look good - I will give them a shot. Bet they will work great at Pips Rip during slack tide and with a little movement.:jump1: Rigged with the hooks up may prevent a few hang-ups also.:sick: