Siebert Outdoors

very nice Big M .

I'll try that. Thanks. Any Ideas on Gmail?

same here I delete tons of this crap a day. I wish I was smart enought to write a program to go back to thier computer and crash it. ;D

simply amazing

Greed and looking for an easy way out. The old saying if it sounds too good to be true it probably is comes to mind.

Gamakatsu also make big trebles like that. I'd use those or owners.

haa haa.

I think were gonna need a bigger boat. LOL

Finesse can be different to each person. Someone that always throws 1oz jig and downsizes to 1/2 could be considered finesse. Anyway, finesse jigs are just smaller profile and typically lighter weight.

slide the collar back a tad then wrap the wire around 2 times and twist it tight. Not too tight or it will break the wire or cut the skirt strands. I'd practice a few on other lures and not your favorites.

Nope, and this is one issue I still drive my 04 silverado. I've been wanting a new truck but not right now. Its out of warranty and a good possibility a new one would be in a few months too. But the only thing that I think would save them is if they did file is to still fix warranty issues. Other wise they would be completely done.

you would probably have to pour the tails then close the mold and pour the rest. I dont think that type of bait would pour completely

Triple fish for the ones I've used.

So instead of a six pack you got a keg?

are the Rage tails made from standard plastisol or 3x varient?

thats cool.

cool, Congrats!!!

I hope you feel better soon.

that is a cool bait Can you make one like a Manns minus series?

That is very true IMO. Very few lures I fish anymore are store bought. Plastics, jigs, cranks, s/b,s, b/b are all hand made by me or someone off forums.

depends really. Is it cheaper. Yes in the long run. Depends how many lures you use/lose. If you lose 10 jigs a year its not worth it to save money. But if you are like Jigman and lose 500 jigs a year it is alot cheaper. I've been making jigs for about 10 years and I know I've payed off my couple molds and lee pot several times with the jigs I lose each year. Also buying in bulk saves a ton of money but you also have to be able to use that bulk.

I've used 782-3-4, 842-43-44 Most versital rods loomis makes are the 783 or 843. These two will do all things well. the 782 is a good crank/jerkbait rod like Raul said but imo to light for alot of other fishing like jigs, s/b, plastics, bigger cranks, traps. That is what I would buy. If you fish open water tet the 7', less open 6'6". I dont like fishing a 7' rod then switching to 6'6". I prefer them all real close in length.

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Exactly.