big opportunity for you lure making guys

[RIJIMMY]

I know years back we were discussion how freshwater bass fishing led many of the techniques used now for stripers - wooden plugs, pikes, poppers, then plastic, sluggos, jigs, etc.

Its been 20 years since I was in the hunt for largemouths and things have changed, there are new lures and one is called a chatterbait. I read some articles and picked up a few. I am blown away by the action of this thing. Its basically a jig with a loose blade in front that causes the jig to vibrate and pulsate making the skirt and trailer dance around. I attached a few pics. The action is amazing and it makes a silent lure like a jig give off huge vibrations.
This thing would be KILLLER in the salt for stripers and fluke. I am sure of it. If you tossed this out in an outflow, let it sink and just raised the rod tip it will cathch the currnent and wiggle its a$$ off. Also casting to structure, bouncing the bottom. Someone needs to make 1-2-3-4 ounce versions, using a white bucktail. work out the enginerring of a bigger blade and your golden. Im serious. This will be a killer striper rig. I cannot build anything so Im out. once your famous, shoot me a few a year. Imagine drifting a jig for fluke, squid strip on hook and your jig is wiggling with the squid strip going wild. Its an amazing sight. Please someone build this!

[chefchris401]

ive been using these for the last 3 years for mostly early season stripers, they work killer in the outflows and back bays.

there is a few companies that make bigger versions up to 2 or 3oz for muskie and big walleye.

the issue is the hook is still thin and the way the blade is attached, but im sure there is a way to make a big saltwater version with beefed up hardware.

[RoyL]

They do make some saltwater version. alot of guys use them for redfish here in florida. But yes a 3-6oz would be nice.

[striperman36]

I use the muskie ones from staminac