If I replace hooks with short shank hooks I usually go up a size. If I replace with standard size hooks I usually stick with the same size. In most cases, I like to use the biggest hooks I can that don't tangle up with each other. Jerkbaits, topwater baits and small, light crankbaits are the exception.
Lucky Craft is in the business of selling finished baits. It just wouldn't make sense for them to sell unfinished blanks. There are a lot of people out there claiming to have them though.
Just playing devil's advocate here. I've got some custom paints that the guy swore were LC blanks. I bought them for the paint jobs and I never really believed they were LC baits. Where does one go about buying unpainted LC blanks? Why would LC sell blanks at a very low price for someone else to paint and mark up? Can any of these painters produce packaging or a receipt or any kind of proof that these blanks came from Lucky Craft?
Like I said, I've got a few of these baits and they catch fish. I don't really care if they are LC or not and I will buy more without hesitation. I've just never seen any proof that they are Lucky Craft.
That's a good idea but unfortunately the Bull Shad isn't built like that. The back hook hanger isn't on the last joint, let alone at the back of the bait.
Thank god this sale ended before I got my tax return, I would have been in trouble. I've been wanting to order a Tatula rod and reel from Ron at Valley Sports so I'm glad I wasn't able to blow my refund at TW.
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