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Title: Couple of hot baits in the south
Post by: floridagrimp on 12/06/12 21:57 UTC
http://www.doalures.com/store/index.cfm/category/65/shad--jerk-baits.cfm

http://mirrolure.com/softplastics/softshad.html

I love fishing these kind of baits on a jighead
Title: Re: Couple of hot baits in the south
Post by: Jason on 12/07/12 07:10 UTC
Pat,

You can make the new Swim Baits we are coming out with solid by not putting the hook slot in them (or let me know and I can leave the slot out).  This should produce a similar action to the these baits.

Jason
Title: Re: Couple of hot baits in the south
Post by: floridagrimp on 12/07/12 09:32 UTC
I'd like you to decapitate your swimbait mold (to make another mold)...make 2 molds, 3" and 4" with a tail that thumps.
Title: Re: Couple of hot baits in the south
Post by: Buffy on 12/07/12 10:16 UTC
Both are GREAT baits!!
Title: Re: Couple of hot baits in the south
Post by: ctom on 12/07/12 10:28 UTC
I had to save that top link as a favorite just for a color reference. Thanks
Title: Re: Couple of hot baits in the south
Post by: floridagrimp on 12/07/12 10:37 UTC
and Jason, if u make this kind of bait (3+ and 4"in)...PLEASE make 10 cavity version w/hinges!!!!!
Title: Re: Couple of hot baits in the south
Post by: t-billy on 12/08/12 14:11 UTC
 Something like this would be an excellent addition to your open pour lineup Jason. I have a couple open pour shad molds. They're very easy to pour and make a nice looking bait. Laminates are a breeze. One I have is headless. It's designed to be used with a jighead. The other, which is by far my favorite is a 3.5" shad mold with eye dimples and a hook slot. One thing I really like about it is, because it's top pour, it gets a shallow channel down its back as the plastic cools and shrinks. That makes it fairly snag resistant without skin hooking the hook point. Thus improving hookups. It has a great action as well. In addition to the tail wiggle it has a great flickering or rolling action similar to a Shadrap when fished on a 1/8th or 1/4oz swimbait hook. This bait has really shined when burning it along weedlines in summer. And I mean BURNING. I have a few of the BP wide spool spinning reels. They pull something like 43" of line per tun of the handle. I give a few cranks as fast as I can, then kill it for a couple seconds. The fish absolutely CRUSH it on the fall.
 
Title: Re: Couple of hot baits in the south
Post by: floridagrimp on 12/08/12 14:55 UTC
hmm?????