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Munkin

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  1. Didn't know they made different ones? I have no idea which ones I own. Allen
  2. My other favorites are the Jackal Zero Footer and TD Scouter Crank. Allen
  3. During the summer over top of grass. Allen
  4. Have you looked into ROTC? They will pay for you to get your Bachelor's then Commission you as an Officer. Figure out what you would like to do then report back and the group can give you more specific advice. I enlisted as an E-1 at 17 in the Army and left as a Captain 03E so I can give you advice on that branch. One thing to remember is the recruiter is looking to just get you in and will push certain fields. The Army is always short on MP's so it is an option. Allen
  5. Like any other bait they have their time and place. I second Tom's recommendation of fishing crayfish colored cranks around dam RIP rap. In lakes with a lot of weeds I like a bait that runs just overtop of them. This can mean a 10' bait running over weeds 11' deep or a Mann's baby 1- running over 2' weeds. Allen
  6. I would like to add the Zoom creepy crawler 3" twin tail grub for a finesse trailer. They only make a few colors but I only use GP. Allen
  7. Chigger crawls and Super chunks have been my main two for years. Double tailed grubs for football jigs. The last two years though I have been using Prowler because of the colors like GP/Black swirl and this awesome blueish/black. Allen
  8. That bottom one would make a good swimjig. Allen
  9. Heat does that and the two manufacturers that are the worst for me is LC and SK. It doesn't happen with my older LC baits just the ones from the last 3 years. Allen
  10. I did better this year with black/blue plastics than I have done in the past. A-Jay if you are looking for another full size Repoman I have one I can trade since you are such a great contributor to this site. Allen
  11. Buy some 1.5 blanks and paint them yourself. They are like $1.50 each and rattlecan paint works for simple patterns. Besides it will give you something to do over the winter. Allen
  12. I have been collecting up stuff for the Flea Market just need to start posting it. Allen
  13. That will be harder because of the ribs by doable if you make an injection mold. Allen
  14. It looks like one side is flat? Lurecraft will make a mold of those baits for you just contact them. It doesn't cost much something like $20? Otherwise you can make your own mold out of bondo or the silicone Lurecraft sells. Glue the baits down on a non-stick baking pan using casket sealer. Create a box out of lego's that is about 1" bigger around than the baits and about the same 1" for depth. Secure the box to the pan using the gasket sealer and you are good. Pour the bondo or silicone into the box but not directly onto the baits. Pour into a corner and just let it flow over the baits to keep from getting bubbles. Let it dry and you are done but the bondo may need some clean up. Allen
  15. Look good but the pickerel at Deep Creek will steal them. Allen
  16. That should not be that hard since there is nothing complicated about the bait. Make a mold using Lego's and bondo and you can make all you want. Here is a 2 piece mold I made for a Berkley 4" heavy sink worm that I wanted to copy for wacky rigging. Allen
  17. Sent you a message. Allen
  18. You must fish in an area that has virile crayfish. They have a brown/orange body with GP tails and claws. I have caught a lot of fish on a jig that had a GP head and trailer with brown/orange silicone skirt. Allen
  19. Are you using the resin or aluminum ones? I have bought both but have not used them yet (Wife banned me from heating up plastic in the basement because of the smell). Allen
  20. I thought they had a catalog you could get? The Erie Carter would be the one to start with. Anything with a curled tail just doesn't seem to work right for me. Allen
  21. I would modify it to hold one of the wire inserts for the Trokar wire insert. These are longer than the regular wire insert. Allen
  22. Regular Power baits seem stiffer to me than most other soft plastics. Depending on what you want this could be a good or bad thing. Allen
  23. Kick over some rocks in a local stream and watch the way the crayfish swim react. Imitate what they do with your jig and you are set. Allen
  24. That Jester bait looks like a fish catching machine. Allen
  25. Salt makes a bait sink and without it a plastic bait will mostly float. Allen
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