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The Tackle Box (Lures, Baits, Rigs) Discuss everything related to tackle here, including making your own |
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Live Baby Bass
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They look bad-SS.
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Very nice work Salty!
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Those are sweet!
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amazing work as always
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these look awesome! how can i get a few?
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Where u been ol timer?
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Very nice work
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I was thinking the same thing...havent seen much from 'ol Salty in a while
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Been paintin lures as fast as I can and gett'n farther behind every day. Bass fishermen are NUTS!!!
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Paul, if you're referring to saltwater.....ABSOLUTELY!!!! A bass fisherman will drop $30-40 on a custom crank in a heartbeat. |
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I've been watching that on fb... Pure madness |
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On tackle warehouse there are topwater baits up to $40. And I think those "spy baits" out of Japan go higher than that.
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I ran an Ebay auction last year for a Bagley Balsa B-1 in the bluegill pattern pictured in my avatar. It sold for $71.01...a $6 crank off the shelf. Highest on a Face Book auction has been $61 for a Storm Wiggle Wart. Them tourney guys don't care what it costs.
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Rat wake bait $150, some of the Cali guys throwing $200 custom swim baits. I get butt hurt when a senko tears on 1 fish..
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Oh damn. I hadn't seen that. If I was throwing a $200 swim bait I'd probably have it attached to a 3/4" chain. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Those cranks look amazing btw. Do I get a SC discount on the bluegill pattern or what? lol KVD 1.5 perhaps??
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I can list a Mann's Baby 1 Minus in a croaker or mullet pattern...$8-10 on a good day. Same lure in a bluegill or shad pattern....$18-20 all day. That's the difference in bass and saltwater fishermen.
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