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Mabe it is just an optical illusion but the center ridge under the lip looks thicker on the website.

I was looking on the Luhr Jensen Website and saw that it had been updated,looking at the pictures of the Speedtrap I think they have changed the bait. Has anyone gotten one of these baits. I may have to buy up some of the old style because that is my favorite crankbait.

Can't say enough about how well the spider slider heads come through cover. I use the 1/8 oz with the 4 inch charlie Brewer worms and some of my biggest fish have come on this combo. I have tried the Pro heads but loose a lot of fish because the hook is to thick to set with the lite line (6 or 8 pound test) that I use on my spinning rod. I have been using them for 20 years and on tough bite days this is my confidence bait. They are the best hooks for small worms that I have found. Charlie Brewer Sr past away in 2000. Good luck on the water guys.

I have had better luck with Cavitron buzz baits since they started using Gamakatsu hooks and I use a stinger hook (3/0 Gamakatsu) about 50% of the time. I let the mood of the bass guide me on that one. Been using Cavitron's for decades they have a great product.

also slider heads

Nice looking patterns Ben and Merry Christmas to you. Some of the best custom baits I've ever seen are posted on this site and I never get tired of looking at them or chunking them.

I am looking around at new aluminum bass boats and saw the VT17 rig from Crestliner, nice layout of the front deck. I have been looking for a boat with a layout that fits my style of fishing and this may be the one. Looking forward to seeing one up close.

Tried and true! This color combo accounts for 80% of the jigs I make.

The bag or filter is bonded with silicone to the bottom of the extra cup then you have a top to put on it so the powder paint won't spill.

They are ok hooks but I think the points dull and bend over when bumped against stuff. I use Mustad Nor tempered 95% of the time, from my experience they just stay sharper and are stronger. They are worth the extra money to me.

Nice looking paint jobs. I like that bluegill version, the dark bars pop out at you.

Marty, Rockfish Is Chesapeake Bay lingo for striped bass. I need to get another order in to you soon, then try to add to your big fish list (quite a list of pigs).

Quality American craftsmanship!

Yes but they are a little harder rubber than I like.

TU does have alot of soft baits on it. I pour my own jigs and spinnerbaits so I guess I shouldn't rule out pouring my own worms.