HomersTomaco Posted June 7, 2013 Posted June 7, 2013 It's designed to get fisherman to buy it and take market share away from Yamamoto... Like every stick bait Quote
PABASS Posted June 7, 2013 Posted June 7, 2013 If they catch fish like a GY Senko I will give them a try. Do they have allot of salt? Lets consider problems with wacky rigging a senko, without an O ring they are one maybe two fish baits and that equals expensive. So if you roll that bait over does it have a small center O ring, built in? I have noticed when you rig a senko wacky with an O ring and do not touch any plastic and use the O ring its has a better action.T Trying to get the fish to key in on the center, the hook, and the color change could provide that. In windy days I add a nail weight, perhaps this system you can add weight and or they are weighted centers? If this eliminates the need for O rings and nail weights, add increases hook ups that's a three for one bait, and I like that maybe even a 4 for one.. I buy one bait that is a three for one, hula grub, you can make it into a twin tailed grub, ika, and leave it as is, three for one... It could also be the centers are the new O ring, and the worms are really slim in the center to accommodate this new MegaO ring, but what I mentioned above can still aplly. 1 Quote
Bobby Uhrig Posted June 7, 2013 Author Posted June 7, 2013 You guys are freaking out of control. We have five full time employees here and you can all get a job working here LOL. Ok most of you have pretty much nailed it. I have been diving watching the "stick bait" since it first came out-I mean probably before 99%of the anglers didn't even seen it yet-I noticed that wacky rigging seemed to trigger more strikes. One of the issues was at times the bass would grab one of the two ends and swim away with the bait before engulfing it totally. It just depended on their aggression or mood. We know when we feel a tap(bite)or see/feel the bait swimming away we set the hook. What happens underwater is the bass just has a part of the bait-not necessasaryily the hook in the fishes mouth. It could be just a half inch to one side or the other. What happens is you pull the bait away from the fish resulting in a lost fish and usually a ripped bait. By centering the egg sac/ creating balance and coloring it gives the fish a focal point to attack. RIGHT WHERE THE HOOK IS. How many times have you seen chartreuse colored tails on lizards or worms being attacked by the bass first. I have seen it hundreds of times. By weighting the center , it will fall like a flick shake-(Im still playing with density of it-faster /slower fall rates) it could possibly induce or provoke more strikes. It depends on conditions and the fishes mood again. Using denser material-you got it-displacing energy to the sides for more action. Again less ripped baits The purest megastrike infused into the baits for attraction and retention purposes. Colors- Think about it -black sides with a red or hot pink center. black sides with blue egg sac--I will be developing some really good /proven fish catching colors.. They will be packed in a clamshell and not a bag for reasons obvious -don't want them bent. So theres more to come Play with that a while and yes of coarse I will be doing giveaways 6 Quote
BigMoneyGrip Posted June 7, 2013 Posted June 7, 2013 Play with that a while and yes of coarse I will be doing giveaways For the first 10 responses??? Quote
Jay Ell Gee Posted June 7, 2013 Posted June 7, 2013 My offer as a product tester still stands! I'll thoroughly test their skipping potential from my kayak while wacky rigged Quote
kylek Posted June 7, 2013 Posted June 7, 2013 These are going to the top of my list when they are available. They sound great!!! Quote
shootermcbob Posted June 7, 2013 Posted June 7, 2013 Those look Killer! always like reading the reasons WHY you make your lures/baits the way you do. Just makes sense. Quote
Bobby Uhrig Posted June 7, 2013 Author Posted June 7, 2013 The bottom line is I just think of how I can make a bait get bit more often. Quote
basskicker98 Posted June 7, 2013 Posted June 7, 2013 That's pretty sweet. I've never seen your baits as I'm new here. Being a massive stick-bait fan myself, I'll happily buy a pack when they are available. I actually had spliced different colored egg sacks to some of my lures before. Genius idea really. My home spliced baits don't hold up long though. May I suggest a Junebug with a white egg sack? That was a good combo on several lakes for me. Great work and I look forward to looking at some more of your lures. Quote
Super User J Francho Posted June 7, 2013 Super User Posted June 7, 2013 Looks real good, Bobby. Way to keep evolving and offering better baits! Quote
Super User Grizzn N Bassin Posted June 7, 2013 Super User Posted June 7, 2013 Yes I vote first 10 baits look killer great work man! Quote
down4ttown Posted June 7, 2013 Posted June 7, 2013 Shoot count me in for the first ten deal! I would love to try some of those! Quote
Sodus Bay Scooter Posted June 7, 2013 Posted June 7, 2013 Thank god you answered and said what the new design is for. The suspense was killing me 1 Quote
down4ttown Posted June 7, 2013 Posted June 7, 2013 Thank god you answered and said what the new design is for. The suspense was killing me Me too! Quote
Comfortably Numb Posted June 7, 2013 Posted June 7, 2013 I actually trid that same color priciple and found it made no difference. But then again I found IME that stick bait color does not make any difference and I have a fairly good hook up ratio on bass over 12". I usually wait 5 secs or so before setting the hook. There also are additives besides salt that make a bait sink and more durable. It cost more than salt and customers would not buy as many baits if they lasted longer so big companies dont use it. Quote
davew41 Posted June 9, 2013 Posted June 9, 2013 A Balanced bait I like the idea. As for color, If you have been diving as long as you have in the north east, where our waters are mostly pea soup stained all summer you will notice only 2 real colors are needed brown and black in the bait world people call brown green pumpkin.. as almost all baits look black or brown in 3 feet of water or more.. Can't wait until they hit the market and I will purchase a few clamshells it is already a proven BASE design so there is no doubt it will land fish.. Quote
BASShunterOH Posted June 9, 2013 Posted June 9, 2013 Not worried about getting them free, I just wanna know when they will be out!! Quote
Super User flyfisher Posted June 9, 2013 Super User Posted June 9, 2013 Now just make a shorter 4" version with the same concept in the head section so that the durability is increased for those of us who like to nose hook dtick baits for smallies Quote
Quillback Posted June 9, 2013 Posted June 9, 2013 Definitely will be on my buy list when they come out. I would like to see Green Pumpkin/purple flake with a dark purple center. Watermelon/red flake with a reddish center, not a bright red, bur more of a subtle shade of red. Quote
BassResource.com Administrator Glenn Posted June 9, 2013 BassResource.com Administrator Posted June 9, 2013 I like how your mind works, Bobby. Always thinking of the problem first, then doing whatever it takes to solve it; forging your own path. Your product line speaks for itself - full of creative, original designs all designed to catch more fish! Quote
Super User SPEEDBEAD. Posted June 10, 2013 Super User Posted June 10, 2013 That's some good stuff right there Bobby. You're pretty good at figuring that stuff out... I didnt realize how painful it would be to compliment you. LOL 1 Quote
Bobby Uhrig Posted June 10, 2013 Author Posted June 10, 2013 How does it feel to want baby SI LOL One guy even had the craziness to use genius in his sentence about me --NOW that's scary brother Quote
Super User Felix77 Posted June 11, 2013 Super User Posted June 11, 2013 I'm down to test. I use wacky all the time. Really psyched about this product. Quote
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