Lurecraft Catalog and CCM RTV molds?

[Bob]

Might have something to do with the Zipper Goby  compare it to the Poor Boys Erie Darter.

The Zipper Goby on this site is a copy of the Poor Boys Erie Darter (Lure Craft is owned by the Straley's, who owned Poor Boys prior to buying Lure Craft), I'm saying that that might have something to do with it.

[Justin9j]

Thanks BOB.  Welcome. Where you from.

[BassDetective]

BD, who are saying is the ripoff...CC or LC?? Frog or Goby, lol??

     Awesome bait.  Jason is the man.

Too bad others want to profit from his hard work.

[gstott]

The Zipper Goby on this site is a copy of the Poor Boys Erie Darter (Lure Craft is owned by the Straley's, who owned Poor Boys prior to buying Lure Craft), I'm saying that that might have something to do with it.

Okay, I see what you're saying.  Maybe, but I think that's a pretty good deal for someone who would rather use a quality injection mold over an RTV hand pour.

[floridagrimp]

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BD, who are saying is the ripoff...CC or LC?? Frog or Goby, lol?? G

    " Awesome bait.  Jason is the man.

Too bad others want to profit from his hard work "

* Guess it's who had the bait on the market first, one was the knockee..the other the knocker. If it's not patented...it's fair game i guess. Not the highest road, but legal.
 http://www.buyfishingstuff.com/poorboyeriejr.shtml

*FYI...Erie Darter has a video out in 2009, so I guess that settles who was first.

Guess Creme or Mann's can say everyone knocked them off.  Take a 7.5 or 10 inch curlytail worm..many make it, not sure who originally created it! If those early innovaters would have patented those baits..my my!!!  Perhaps they did...and patents ran out.