Lure/Bait Sorta thing

[Adamfishes]

http://cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templa...rch&hasJS=true

Anyone ever used that thing I couldn't figure out how to post the pic sorry....

[justplugit]

Adamfishes,is that for fishing or dragging the canal for lead.:

[Mike P]

Looks like you'd have to slit the whole bottom of the fish, insert the thingie and sew the bait up.

Too much trouble and the metal lip means the thing'll cast like an old shoe---just rig a 6" shad body on a 4 oz jighead

[Mike P]

pix--don't know how big she'll be

[Adamfishes]

ha and all those trebbles! Imagine smackin a buddy in the face with that thing "accidentaly"

It looks like there would be no sewing though. If so there is always garage sale sewing machines

[striprman]

Ya might be able to snag a couple pogies with that

[RI Popper]

Looks like an awful lot of work to me. Better off buying a lure

[Krispy]

looks like to just shove it on and the tab at the front holds it in place

[redlite]

Its a clipboard for fish instead of crossword puzzles.

[Mike P]

Originally posted by Krispy
looks like to just shove it on and the tab at the front holds it in place

Yeah, but then you'd have the body flopping every which way on the cast and retrieve

Sumpin has to hold the body rigid

[striprman]

Originally posted by Mike P
Yeah, but then you'd have the body flopping every which way on the cast and retrieve

Sumpin has to hold the body rigid

Maybe that "flopping every which way on the cast and retrieve" gives the bait a "natural" swimming action
With all those hooks, bet you could get all those blues that bite your pogies tail off.

[justplugit]

Maybe it works like an old style rigged eel needle where you slide the wire hookless through the mouth an out the vent tighten up and slide on hooks?

[killerlexus]

someone's going to lose an eye

[RI Popper]

Well. after all that work, I hope it catches fish. It's got more wiring than a boat though.