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2 hours ago, Gundog said:

:happy-102:Happy days are here again. My favorite spring sale is on. Wacky Worm in Gilbert, PA is holding its annual spring sale. Didn't buy much but got a good deal from a Mom & Pop shop. 

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If you are in the Tri-state area stop in and pick up some good deals.

 

Nice score! And after looking looking at your receipt, I am now a firm believer that time travel is possible! 

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2 hours ago, J._Bricker said:

Nice score! And after looking looking at your receipt, I am now a firm believer that time travel is possible! 

never heard of this store and its 20 minutes from my house, which is in the middle of nowhere lol. How's their selection?

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Posted
2 hours ago, J._Bricker said:

Nice score! And after looking looking at your receipt, I am now a firm believer that time travel is possible! 

:D That's the great thing about a Mom & Pop shop. No computers and no answering questions like "What's your zip code?" 

42 minutes ago, Quarry Man said:

never heard of this store and its 20 minutes from my house, which is in the middle of nowhere lol. How's their selection?

If you're looking for soft plastics you can't beat them. They have a huge selection. Even have some hard to find plastics. Definitely worth stopping in. Check out their website for times they are open. 

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8 hours ago, Gundog said:

:D That's the great thing about a Mom & Pop shop. No computers and no answering questions like "What's your zip code?" 

If you're looking for soft plastics you can't beat them. They have a huge selection. Even have some hard to find plastics. Definitely worth stopping in. Check out their website for times they are open. 

Saw online line that they have a 70’ wall of plastics, definitely checking that out

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Posted
20 hours ago, lmbfisherman said:

Nice!  They look great.

 

The only reason I don't get these exotic and usually expensive lures is because of the toothy critters.  

I got these second hand, and paid less for them than an average SK or Rapala bait costs.  That won't reduce the guilt when I lose one though.  Then again, I feel guilt when I lose a Ned head none the less a hard bait!

Posted
17 hours ago, Gundog said:

:happy-102:Happy days are here again. My favorite spring sale is on. Wacky Worm in Gilbert, PA is holding its annual spring sale. Didn't buy much but got a good deal from a Mom & Pop shop. 

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If you are in the Tri-state area stop in and pick up some good deals.

 

 

They've been popping up a lot for me lately. Considering they're such a small store with NO online ordering thats super impressive. 

I love finding small hand dipped tubes from small companies for my river smallmouth; but most of the time they don't fit on my Cadman's Smallie Slider jigs. When one does though.... customer for life!

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I have been wanting to try out the Iovino plastics for a while but the price put me off.  Found a seller on ebay with these to bags for $20 shipped so I went for it.  

 

They are the softest soft plastics I have ever felt and the SM Killer color is really great.  I am going to fish them on little Slider heads and may give spilt-shotting them a go.  

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1 hour ago, fishwizzard said:

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I have been wanting to try out the Iovino plastics for a while but the price put me off.  Found a seller on ebay with these to bags for $20 shipped so I went for it.  

 

They are the softest soft plastics I have ever felt and the SM Killer color is really great.  I am going to fish them on little Slider heads and may give spilt-shotting them a go.  

I've never seen these but found some on Ebay, might have to give them a try.

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Added 5 new falcon bucoo sr's to the lineup, all on sale at tackle direct for 50% off. got there 7' ul and two 5'6" ul, but they have a moderate action an no backbone at all, leading to a very light and sensitive, yet whippy feel; therefore, they will be going back before I change my mind.

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Posted
1 hour ago, Quarry Man said:

Added 5 new falcon bucoo sr's to the lineup, all on sale at tackle direct for 50% off. got there 7' ul and two 5'6" ul, but they have a moderate action an no backbone at all, leading to a very light and sensitive, yet whippy feel; therefore, they will be going back before I change my mind.

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My ned rig rod is a 7ft. bucoo medium light moderate action rod. It works great with the little ned rig hooks. still handles decent sized fish. Landed one over 5lbs. with it.

 

 

 

 

Walmart has the Luck E Strike American Originals G5 crankbaits for $3.00.

I love these little crankbaits. they run like the original wiggle warts. Plus they come in unique colors

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My order came in. 5 Dobyns Fury rods. I was going to put Tatula CT reels on them, but I found Fuegos for $60 each so that made my decision for me. I got these Presidents at half price at a going out of business sale.

 

663C, 664C, 662S, 663S, 705CB (I like shorter rods, didn't have a choice with the CB though)

 

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26 minutes ago, Glaucus said:

My order came in. 5 Dobyns Fury rods. I was going to put Tatula CT reels on them, but I found Fuegos for $60 each so that made my decision for me. I got these Presidents at half price at a going out of business sale.

 

663C, 664C, 662S, 663S, 705CB (I like shorter rods, didn't have a choice with the CB though)

 

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Those look great!

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Posted
23 minutes ago, Joshua van Wyk said:

Those look great!

They do. I can't wait to fish them. Gonna be another few weeks at the earliest before fishing is possible in the North.

 

This is my first Dobyns experience. I was skeptical of their power rating system. But I contacted Gary and asked some questions here as well and got led in the right direction. They feel great. 

Posted
15 hours ago, Glaucus said:

They do. I can't wait to fish them. Gonna be another few weeks at the earliest before fishing is possible in the North.

 

This is my first Dobyns experience. I was skeptical of their power rating system. But I contacted Gary and asked some questions here as well and got led in the right direction. They feel great. 

I've got a 735c paired with a Feugo and I love it. So much so that I'm trying to sell my cranking rod (AG Ike Delay) for a 705CB. Although, I do appreciate the t-wing and extra bearings in the Tat.

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5 minutes ago, Dangerfield said:

I've got a 735c paired with a Feugo and I love it. So much so that I'm trying to sell my cranking rod (AG Ike Delay) for a 705CB. Although, I do appreciate the t-wing and extra bearings in the Tat.

I love Tatulas. I'm a Daiwa fanboy and biased towards Tatula. At best I can only ever find them at 100 bucks. At best. Compare that with finding Fuegos at 60 and that's quite a bit saved going that route after paying full price for the Furys. 

Posted
17 hours ago, Jrob78 said:

A few BFS jigs, Dark Sleepers and SKT's to replace some I lost last spring. Oh, and a Lucky Craft Chinu O Tiny crank to try out.

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I love those dark sleepers. They look sharp!

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10 minutes ago, Dangerfield said:

I've got a 735c paired with a Feugo and I love it. So much so that I'm trying to sell my cranking rod (AG Ike Delay) for a 705CB. Although, I do appreciate the t-wing and extra bearings in the Tat.

Also 735C is probably my next purchase down the line. 

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17 hours ago, Glaucus said:

 

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I like shorter rods as well, still hunting for a great short frog rod. 

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8 minutes ago, fishwizzard said:

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I like shorter rods as well, still hunting for a great short frog rod. 

If you find a true Heavy in the 6'6" range let me know!

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1 minute ago, Glaucus said:

If you find a true Heavy in the 6'6" range let me know!

So far it seems like the old loomis mbr 784 rods are the most “reasonsble” option but I have yet to find one in ebay for a price I like.  Otherwise Japan/SE Asia has options in the form of snakehead rods, but they start pricy and go up from there. 

Posted
2 hours ago, Glaucus said:

Also 735C is probably my next purchase down the line. 

It's great rod - I use it mainly for jigs, I prefer the 3/8-1/2oz with a trailer. A 168 s-waver overloads it a bit from a swimbait perspective. It's perfect for frogging. TBH I wanted the 704/734c but it was sold out at the time.

 

I've chatted with Gary a couple of times, he's awesome and very knowledgeable. I'm a Dobyns fanboy for sure. He's got some awesome terminal tackle too. The swimbait  jigheads with a weedguard look legit, 4 prong keeper.

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3 hours ago, Hillbilly Bennett said:

I love those dark sleepers. They look sharp!

They are really nice, I'm excited to try them out.

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