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Offline Jason

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Christmas Mold
« on: 11/16/12 16:09 UTC »
Above are just some of the baits I've been working on.  Feel free to suggest something totally different if you like.  I'll do my best to make the one that gets the most request (especially if it's one I'm close to already completing).

Tight lines,

Jason
« Last Edit: 12/14/12 11:56 UTC by Jason »

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Re: Christmas Mold
« Reply #1 on: 11/16/12 19:31 UTC »
Those sound like great molds, but with Christmas being the beginning of ice fishing any more PANFISH molds in the works? maybe a nano style bait with a twin tale?

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Re: Christmas Mold
« Reply #2 on: 11/16/12 19:40 UTC »
How about a 6" zipper worm.

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Re: Christmas Mold
« Reply #3 on: 11/16/12 20:35 UTC »
4" CCM Glider with this tail on it:
http://www.caneycreekmolds.com/375-DD-Gill_p_397.html

So you can punch it like a beaver/grub and then split the tail into 2 sections and swim it or put it on any kind of jig. I think it could become a very versatile bait for any season in any conditions. Being able to throw it weightless, Texas rig, Carolina rig, Swim jig, Football jig, Drop shot, Skirted, non-skirted.. I could go on for days..

Toss the Idea around.. not to mention, CHATTERBAIT TRAILER!!! Seriously, with that fat body and the tail split. On a 1/4oz-1/2oz Chatterbait.. OK I need to stop cause now I am all excited and it may never come to be..  ;D :'(

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Re: Christmas Mold
« Reply #4 on: 11/16/12 22:07 UTC »
4" CCM Glider with this tail on it:
http://www.caneycreekmolds.com/375-DD-Gill_p_397.html

So you can punch it like a beaver/grub and then split the tail into 2 sections and swim it or put it on any kind of jig. I think it could become a very versatile bait for any season in any conditions. Being able to throw it weightless, Texas rig, Carolina rig, Swim jig, Football jig, Drop shot, Skirted, non-skirted.. I could go on for days..

Toss the Idea around.. not to mention, CHATTERBAIT TRAILER!!! Seriously, with that fat body and the tail split. On a 1/4oz-1/2oz Chatterbait.. OK I need to stop cause now I am all excited and it may never come to be..  ;D :'(

omg yes!!
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Christmas Mold
« Reply #5 on: 11/17/12 07:23 UTC »
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Re: Christmas Mold
« Reply #6 on: 11/17/12 08:07 UTC »
WwwAAAAAAAA!!!  I'm getting beat!!!  3 votes???!!!  NnnnOOOOOOO!!!!!!

I'm going to have to open about a hundred new CCM Forum accounts and cast those votes to the bigger Glider!  There's more than 1 way to Catch a Speckled Trout!!!
« Last Edit: 11/17/12 08:11 UTC by BareKnuckleJigs »
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Re: Christmas Mold
« Reply #7 on: 11/17/12 10:36 UTC »
Go swimmer go!

I am wondering what hook the swimbait is built around?

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Re: Christmas Mold
« Reply #8 on: 11/20/12 10:11 UTC »
You still have time to get your vote in.

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Re: Christmas Mold
« Reply #9 on: 11/20/12 10:39 UTC »
3.75 on the paddle tail bait is the way to go imo, (or make it in 3.5 and 4" if u REALLY believe in it) if you are doing one size.  Bass guys want it for their reasons, and saltwater guys want it for other reasons, lol!!
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Re: Christmas Mold
« Reply #10 on: 11/20/12 23:07 UTC »
I think Dreamer has the right idea.

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Re: Christmas Mold
« Reply #11 on: 11/21/12 19:51 UTC »
I think that with ice fishing season upon us, you should do a micro round worm.  1", 1.25", 1.50" long and 1/8" and 3/16" dia.  for wacky rigging with ice jigs/ flies.  I am thinking a mold with 12 cavities, 4 of each size, 6 of each dia. 1" and (2) 1.25 @ 1/8" and 1.5 and (2) 1.25 @ 3/16.
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Re: Christmas Mold
« Reply #12 on: 11/22/12 23:24 UTC »
Sorry to put you on the spot Jason, but how about 2 Christmas molds! One for those Ice guys, and one for us guys that dont get ice. Just my thought. That way everybody is happy!

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Re: Christmas Mold
« Reply #13 on: 11/23/12 10:53 UTC »
Sorry to put you on the spot Jason, but how about 2 Christmas molds! One for those Ice guys, and one for us guys that dont get ice. Just my thought. That way everybody is happy!

You know how CCM rolls.   ;)

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Re: Christmas Mold
« Reply #14 on: 11/23/12 18:26 UTC »
That's why you da man Jason! I know that you will make us all happy. You always do! Cant wait to see whats in store for us. Thanks Jason! Oh and just my 2 cents, I would like to see a 4" worm like the tapered trout worm. Thanks again!                                                                                                                                                                                                      Bob