Author Topic: Fluke Mold (Read 7044 times)

Otis Baits · « **on:** 02/08/12 19:55 UTC »

First of all.Thanks for the forums on here Jason.I haven't ordered yet from CC,but will be in the near future.Looking forward to some of your molds.I have been looking for a fluke type jerk bait.Can anyone help.I saw the one at LC and tried to get a sample from them to see what it looked like.But haven't received one from them. I am learning the hard way about buying molds then there not to my liking.It gets costly.

Jason · « **Reply #1 on:** 02/08/12 19:59 UTC »

Hi Otis,

Welcome! We have a Wutz-It which is similar to a Fluke. You can also order sample baits or ask others on the forum to make you baits.

http://www.caneycreekmolds.com/Jerk-Bait-Molds_c_26.html

Jason

Otis Baits · « **Reply #2 on:** 02/08/12 20:20 UTC »

I saw the Wutz-it.I have been drooling over it for some time.It is going to get ordered soon.I was looking for a forked tail on it like a fluke.Any chance in the future?

My most popular bait I make here is a trick worm.I make them so they stand up on end with floater bubbles.I have a guy going to use them on Lake Toho this weekend in one of the big tournaments.I want to try and get the same affects from a 5 inch WUTZ-IT I get from my trick worms.

Jason · « **Reply #3 on:** 02/08/12 21:10 UTC »

The Gallery is working again, you can see some better examples in there:

Jason

ghostbaits · « **Reply #4 on:** 02/09/12 13:33 UTC »

I'd be glad to send you some.

Jim

MonteSS · « **Reply #5 on:** 02/13/12 09:28 UTC »

Actually the Wutzit with the straight tail makes the bait move more eratically. Baits with the forked tail acts like a rudder and the bait pulls straighter and not to the side as much.

....Bill

ghostbaits · « **Reply #6 on:** 02/13/12 09:35 UTC »

Sending some 5" wutz-its out!!!!

Jim

BassDetective · « **Reply #7 on:** 02/13/12 18:53 UTC »

I have fished the Wutz It and the Fluke. The Wutz is a better bait - more action. It also has a shimmy shake when you let it fall naturally.

pjmcla · « **Reply #8 on:** 02/13/12 20:55 UTC »

Are you talking about a horizontal, or a vertical oriented forked tail? There is definitely a difference in the way the bait will behave between these two styles.

Otis Baits · « **Reply #9 on:** 02/14/12 21:08 UTC »

I have been looking for a horizontal fork tail mold.Like a Zoom fluke.I have a twitchy minnow mold from Bears it swims great and easy to pour.The watz-it will be the next one I try. I see it as having more potential to do more.And it will be something new down here.

pjmcla · « **Reply #10 on:** 02/14/12 21:36 UTC »

Look the baits over close that Jim sends you. You will find that the Wutz-It is a well designed bait that Jason spent time on designing, testing, and redesign, and retesting, before release. I too found it VERY frustrating to see a picture of a mold and try to get a sample; to no avail, and the bait not be what you thought it was. Now; If I can't get a test bait somehow, I will not even think about buying the mold. Jason sells test baits as a service to his customers. Something, I for one, am very thankful for.