Has anyone used this companies product before?

 

Long story short I met the owner who has a storage unit filled with NOS product. I am trying to find out if anyone has experience with them in the past. Thanks in advance!

 

The Original Mojo Lure Company

 

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There are some things I am stupid about and NOS is one of them.   What does NOS mean?  All I can recall about Mojo weights is that I they were an innovative product.  I thought they were somewhat overpriced.  I remember reading  something about them in Bassmaster magazine about the mojo weights, i.e. that they were a somewhat easier to use - snag less version of a split shot rig.  I haven't seen that company's product on shelves in tackle shops that I frequent for a while.

I have a package of the cylindrical weights with rubber stands and a bobbin . They have been in my terminal tackle box for a couple of decades  .Never have used them . They might be a great product , it just never occurs to me to rig one up .

53 minutes ago, Fishes in trees said:

There are some things I am stupid about and NOS is one of them.   What does NOS mean?  All I can recall about Mojo weights is that I they were an innovative product.  I thought they were somewhat overpriced.  I remember reading  something about them in Bassmaster magazine about the mojo weights, i.e. that they were a somewhat easier to use - snag less version of a split shot rig.  I haven't seen that company's product on shelves in tackle shops that I frequent for a while.

New Old Stock

Mojo Lures after a long battle against Mojo Outdoors, (Mojo Mallard) Mojo Mallard settled out of court to Mojo Lures. "Mojo Lures" with an over 20 + trademark won against Mojo Mallard. How do I know this, I was the National Salesman for Mojo Lures for years and am familiar with Mojo's products.

On 9/12/2020 at 8:48 AM, scaleface said:

I have a package of the cylindrical weights with rubber stands and a bobbin . They have been in my terminal tackle box for a couple of decades  .Never have used them . They might be a great product , it just never occurs to me to rig one up .

That's an adjustable Carolina Rig

Larry McCain a tool maker who worked for JPL made the 1st mojo lead cylinder weights for split shot fishing. The rubber strand tool was a simple bullet weight with light wire loop pinched to flatten it in the middle and the ends crimped inside the weight. 

The mojo rig was very popular and sold in local tackle shops during the 80’s. 

I am not familiar with the Mojo Lure Company outside what we called the weight.

Tom