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cavdad45
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RE:Pouring soft plastics

Post by cavdad45 » Tue Aug 21, 2007 12:52 pm

danielt wrote:Here is the beaver type bait. It looks good as a 1/4oz football trailer or it also works as another drop shot bait. Its pretty small

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Those are awesome looking!

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RE:Pouring soft plastics

Post by EdmondsBassMan » Wed Aug 22, 2007 11:39 pm

Really cool! Nice work! Where do you get the molds? Internet like everything else now a days?
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RE:Pouring soft plastics

Post by dilbert » Wed Sep 19, 2007 7:00 am

danielt wrote: I took my sister to lk. WA a few months ago and she put on a pink ds worm and hooked into a huge smallie and Ive been using them ever since. At the Valley Marine Open a few weeks ago on banks it was one of the only things I could keep a consistent bite on...try it out.
You weren't kidding! I tried out a bubblegum dropshot worm and I'm a believer. I hooked into two big smallies on my first two casts. :-# :-$
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RE:Pouring soft plastics

Post by danielt » Wed Sep 19, 2007 6:16 pm

dilbert wrote:
danielt wrote: I took my sister to lk. WA a few months ago and she put on a pink ds worm and hooked into a huge smallie and Ive been using them ever since. At the Valley Marine Open a few weeks ago on banks it was one of the only things I could keep a consistent bite on...try it out.
You weren't kidding! I tried out a bubblegum dropshot worm and I'm a believer. I hooked into two big smallies on my first two casts. :-# :-$
haha...i dont lie!

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RE:Pouring soft plastics

Post by tnj8222 » Wed Sep 19, 2007 9:28 pm

nice
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