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Old 04-07-2011, 09:39 AM   #2
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I know the last thing you guys need is me in this forum.
The last few nights I've been thinking about something that would be deadly.

A popper type head, 2 inches long, big eyes, with a single siwash in the back. You would put a sluggo type rubber on the siwash hook. This would make a sluggo with a popper head. Also could do a needlefish type head.
If I had the skills, I would make a few. Thought I'd share the idea and see what others think.
Kind of like a Hab's Tallywhacker but without the lip? There are some makers that do the small needlefish with a rubber tail. I'd be curious to see what a popper head with a tail would do. You should get to work on it. You could develop your plugbuilding skills in no time.

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