Larry Glasser

I am looking to repair some crankbaits with broken diving lips. Is that in your array of lure making materials? Also treble hooks size 2,3,4, 6. Thank you. Larry Glasser, Albatros72@aol.com

Thanks WRB. your insight was very helpful. I have reason to believe that my lures are 90's vintage and possibly assembled in Mexico. I am beginning to think that the only way to replace the lips is to harvest them from old beat up Poe's lures.

I recently acquired some Poe's 300 & 400 lures, some with broken lips. I have checked Barlows and Jann's for replacement parts but the are a different size or they don't have the line pull in the lip. Does anyone have any ideas about sources for replacement plastic blades?

Not sure on the budget yet but I definitely will need a unit on the bow and a lesser definitive unit at the console. I've always relied on printed topo maps in seeking areas to fish in advance. I guess it would be nice to stay under a grand.

I am making plans to purchase an aluminum bass rig and have been doing a lot of research. The last time I had a rig, I had a flasher and a Ray Jeff printer graph. I primarily fished smaller restricted horsepower lakes. With assistance of topo maps and the electronics, I fished slowly and methodically, seeking break lines, firm bottom, grass lines, rock, etc. My question, with all of the equipment available today, I believe I can have success with a color graph with way point capability. What would you recommend.? I Don't want to "watch tv" when I am fishing.