Playing around with Peaches
 

I have been playing around with this new squid color called peach and I think that it works.:D A few guys on here have seen it, but not that many. A friend of mine that I gave some to landed a 47.5" bass the other day on it, that given the measurements went 42# and off to swim another day.

Congrats! I'd say your plug passed the fishability test.

His rubber is sick. I'll be fishing it tonight hopefully in that ditch. You have to see his jigheads that he pours as well. Super quality stuff. Mike I have to get you a few pieces of Alan's rubber and some lead.

Great job Alan. I will be trying them in morning if I can get up early enough to hit that tide.

Alan's plastic is superior to most plastics on the market. The action and durability is second to none.

Hey Alan,
It was good to meet you and your "product testing" crew on Wednesday while I fished with Rick. That day, fishing the big peach, we got a bunch of nice bass. Nothing under 30" and the largest was 39" that Rick pulled in.

Just the blow-ups on those things were heart stopping. All in all, not bad for daytime fishing. :D

no offense, not trying to be a jerk.....nice fish but it looks a little thin for 42.......36 maybe ?

You may be right - or not. According to Rick, the angler, weight estimate was based on tables that account for length and girth measurements. The fish was released to fight another day.

Maybe you could post a couple pics of your 40's to give us a better idea of what they should look like?

Great reply.

yup they work

:wave: You certainly have them dialed in right now Paul. Great fish..

After two days of Hew England fishery Management Council Herring Oversight Committee Meetings I actually towed the skiff to the ramp at 4 am Sat morning just to watch the called 12-14 moh win actually blow an easy 25...real rough...

We went home and came back out for the evening tide...Alan's rubber caught the most...white/pearl was the best for me...two others from this board slayed em as well...best fish in the 20 pound class...I'll take it on an 8 foot rod !!!!!

How much do you think this fish weighed, 44" long

36lbs

32

35 pounds!

nice fish to all, how do I get my hands on some of this secret rubbah????

Site Sponsor Cape Cod Tackle/M&D's has some...also Canal B&T, Powderhorn, and quite a few more.

Salt Water Edge I think just started as well.

36

send me those tables, i'd like to catch a bunch of 40's too! too bad the fish markets don't use them! i'd be rich!

twas 35 , at first glance his fish looks like a racer but who am I to decide

Very nice fish Bill..........

They liked it this morning too Alan!:tooth:

I tried black and white with no fish this morning, then went to purple and had a fish on virtually every drift.

RonZ

Ronz are great, super product. But, I have just been fishing with Alan's rubber this season. He has a great jighead/hook and some really cool colors.

I'll have to look out for the jigheads because that is definitely one place that the ronZ is lacking but as far as the actual bait I don't think you can beat them. What weight range are the jig heads available in?

1 1/2, 3, 5 oz. I believe. I'll let him post some pics and give the details on the hook and swivel configuration. I think the patent is pending. He's on a charter today hopefully he'll post tonight.

Would love to see a 3/4 oz and 1 oz leadhead with a hook as strong as Andrus uses on their bucktails in those sizes. I still don't think anyone is making a leadhead with a strong hook in that size other than the Ronz tuna rigs.

Alan has a Diesel hook on his jigheads - 9/0 and 11/0 Owners.

Killer Rubba.

The heads are 1.5 and 3. There are a few 4oz floating around somewhere too:huh: I have been and will look at a lighter head, but I have to make all the stuff, so I can't go to crazy with number of sizes/color combo's on either the plastic or lead. The biggest thing is having a good hook with a big shank in a small head. To fish big rubber you don't always need a heavy head, but you do need a big hook with a long shank, and a wider gap.