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FINDERS KEEPERS!
[QUOTE=MMullen;947798]I lost that plug while exploring the rocks on the east side of Cuttyhunk. It must have slipped out of its holder when I was climbing on the rocks. It is my "Go to lure" and I never leave home without one. I have been making them for about 5 years and developed a neat way to join the parts to keep them close, yet keep the action. They are effective, (no BS) on its first cast ever, I caught a 36" bass. The plug seems to discourage small fish and attract big ones. Put the hooks back on and fish it. Good luck!
Thanks for losing your plug! I will indeed use it. I already skinned it; however, I can't bear the idea to use it with three trebles.
Your lost plug must have "traveled" quite a ways...because I found it at the west end. I was curious that the plug had no line, or at least a link attached to it. I can see...the logistics of carrying one of these around is formidible because of the length. I like it though, and I will indeed fish it. Despite what Numbskull says, I am indeed a worthy owner of your plug.
My friends are now poised to knock the crap out of the 40" class huge school of bass already located off of Chatham when the disgraceful commercial season opens. I hope there will be enough of the remaining year class of these fish to eat a plug as large as this plug.
Bonds, SK
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