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Shakey Heads

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I went to the Tulsa Boat, Sport & Travel Show today and was very disapointed.  Almost 500,000 sq. ft. of exhibit space, and 495,000 was taken up by boats and campers.  I guess that's OK if those are the items you are shopping for, but I wasn't.  What I was hoping to find was a fairly large number of small booths populated by Mom & Pop companies who were hoping to tout their wares and expand their market.  I found one.  Though I have not fished them, they offer a number of what I would consider very high quality plastics at VERY reasonable prices.  Plus, they offer a shakey head lure that I have never seen before.  It has two hooks.  One to hold the worm and the other to hold the fish when it latches on.  I want to stress that I have no affiliation with this company whatsoever.   I never heard of this compny until this afternoon, but I think their website is worth a visit - if nothing else for shakey head.   www.aandmbaits.com

Different style hitchiker.I believe you will start seeing more football heads on these jig types.

  • Super User

Some of the website design and the names of baits are the same ones you see on *.com

Even the "Dumb Bass" thing at the top is on the other site too. I dont know if there is an affiliation between the two, but if there isn't.....something isn't right.

Wayne

  • Super User

If I'm not mistaken,a&m baits is owned by the father of the guy that owns ***.

LBH?

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  • Super User

A AND M BAITS is owned by Annette and Monty Bolinger.  They are located in Eufaula, OK.

And looking at the *** site, it's owned by Brent & Amy Bollinger.  Same family name.

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  • Super User

I have to agree with you guys.  It has to be the same family.  Thier logos are exactly the same and and you don't see the name Bollinger every day.

  • Super User

LBH confirmed that it is family....father and son own each one.

And they sell basically the same lures you can buy from Barlow's.   I wonder who makes all of that???

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