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Years ago, I think in the 80’s a company made a Binky Bug It was a flat tail grub the that several strands of rubber inserted in the body. They worked then and I’m sure they going to be popular again

Maybe you can make something similar with PVC tubing

I’ve used a Carolina rig with curly tail grubs to catch surf perch in the ocean

I can pour this head for you. It’s 1/2 oz with a Mustad heavy duty 6/0 hook. PM if interested. Thanks

I’m using a GLoomis GLX 802 JWR med ex fast for top water, jerkbaits, blades. It has a soft tip but a lot of backbone

Im fishing for spots. I wacky rig a 5.8” Jackall flickshake worm in green pumpkin on a 1/32oz jig head. I’m using 4# line.

A flock of turkeys on a spring morning

I’m the odd one in the group. I only use plastic baits that I pour. I guess you can call that one brand. There are no other plastics in the boat unless my non boater is using them. I have a big assiortment of molds I’ve accumulated over the years so I can pour lots of different baits. 50-100 fish days say I’m doing something right

Most of the time I don’t know what I’m going to eat until lunch time. My non boaters always bring lunch. It’s always good

Not really a wake bait but if you want something big, how about this glide bait! It’s 12” long and weighs 22 ounces

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Be careful of jumping/ standing up real fast. If your blood pressure is on the low side, you could get dizzy and fall. A friend is a physical therapist at a rehab center. She gave me a daily workout for my legs. With breaks between exercises, it takes about a hour. You go at your own pace and it’s a good workout. I stand when I fish and this keeps my legs in shape

When it’s overcast, I throw top water for spots

I remove the trebles on the few baits I have with three hooks and replace them with an inline book on the front and back, no middle hook. I haven’t had any problems having fish come off. YMMV