Who knows (Page 3): No but that's all I buy, so I've learned most if not all the techniques. Not quite selling ice to eskimos,but getting closer. :sm09:...

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

Mister twister wrote:

I’m gonna buy that only because I don’t know. Fred you ever sell used cars?

No but that's all I buy, so I've learned most if not all the techniques. Not quite selling ice to eskimos,but getting closer.

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

Wv mike wrote:

You have taken really good care of your lures

That's an advantage of having "too many " Mike, less wear and tear on each individual one! Sounds like a legitimate reason to buy more.

Wv mike Loc: Parkersburg area. Wv

I’m the same way I have box after box.

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

Wv mike wrote:

I’m the same way I have box after box.

Yeah it's preventive maintenance Yeah that's the ticket!

charlykilo Loc: Garden Valley Ca

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cu_20XLDNFQ
This guy seems to be the shot caller.

seborf

Wv mike wrote:

I think the skirt is probably a add on

I purchased my first one in the mid 1960's....it had a skirt...still does. Bought another one last year. It has a skirt too. The old one is yellow with orange spots and a yellow skirt. Caught a couple of bass on it last month.

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

charlykilo wrote:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cu_20XLDNFQ
This guy seems to be the shot caller.

DAMN!!!! That's dedication to a design! Good find there charlykilo.

bottomcoon Loc: Tahlequah, oklahoma

I can't help but notice the lures I take to Canada can get really chewed up by pike & walleye. I quit taking older wooden lures because of the damage & the plastic lures have teeth marks & scratches all over them. Do you guys that fish everyday in water with those species notice the damage to your lures? I've even noticed the soft plastics on a jig head really take a beating. Good luck & tight lines.

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

bottomcoon wrote:

I can't help but notice the lures I take to Canada can get really chewed up by pike & walleye. I quit taking older wooden lures because of the damage & the plastic lures have teeth marks & scratches all over them. Do you guys that fish everyday in water with those species notice the damage to your lures? I've even noticed the soft plastics on a jig head really take a beating. Good luck & tight lines.

Yeah bc,pike are the Bluefish of freshwater. I had one on a spinnerbait,and while bringing him to the boat,another one ripped the willowleaf blade off,trying to get what the other one was eating! In saltwater Bluefish are the same way. Tore up a lot of Rapala Magnums.

fchanadeljr Loc: n.e. Pa. wyoming county

I really like the name hulabuzzard that could catch on. Im going to make one of my own.

Wv mike Loc: Parkersburg area. Wv

bottomcoon wrote:

I can't help but notice the lures I take to Canada can get really chewed up by pike & walleye. I quit taking older wooden lures because of the damage & the plastic lures have teeth marks & scratches all over them. Do you guys that fish everyday in water with those species notice the damage to your lures? I've even noticed the soft plastics on a jig head really take a beating. Good luck & tight lines.

Yes some of my lures takes a beating between the musky chewing on them and me bouncing them off the rocks and stuff.