My new lure is on its way

Here is my new lure thats just been finished in Canada, mine has deeper red fins and is darker green, I have also bought one for my dad for his 60th he will be chuffed to bits


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNxoegsETpU

nice i would not dare cast that

I can do that

I cant wait to clip it on

Holy S**t Woody, $100 for a lure, they do look sweet as though, and have quite an impressive range.

I know that $100 may sound a bit exspensive but with the current exchange rate its not overpriced for a handmade lure of that quality, I may not have it for the social but I will fetch my other two muskysnax to Lakeside and show you how good they are

They look the dogs doodads mate!

You wait til you see them in the flesh or should I say wood

Hey I've heard all about you from Todd! I don't need to see your "wood" thank you!

Its hard wood

Woodchucker wrote:Its hard wood

I don't care! I don't want to see it!

Hell fire, was just looking through the http://www.muskysnax.com/ and nearly jumped out my chair " i recognise that fella" and I did, its the old wood chucker himself with a fine "lake district" pike.
Nice one Ady

cant see it being any better looking than the king of lures






shakespeare big s in perch flavour



runa away laughing face

,hmmm.

Yes your right Tim, thats me mate

Shakespear Big S in perch flavour

As soon as noodle said that, I instantly went and had a look at it, its a small round blob of plastic with a bill, its the kind of lure you get in a starter pack.

nixon wrote:As soon as noodle said that, I instantly went and had a look at it, its a small round blob of plastic with a bill, its the kind of lure you get in a starter pack.

ooooooohhhhhhhhhh thats fightin talk that is lol

they are the greatest lure ever to be mass produced

i have four i think and they are one of my bankers

just buy one and try it you may be surprised

They are a bit cheap and plastic but there still great lures especially on canals and shallow venues and have caught feck loads of big pike, every lure has its day I had a bright orange one and it was amazing on rivers

a lot of the lures people rate tend to be cheap and plasticky look at burts how badly are they made i only own one and thats more than enough. only thing is i cant get rid incse it does the buisness on one of the Trout waters round here

I just cant get on with berts either John, I have just got my first Manta from Slippy (Cheers mate your a star) and I have heard nothing but great things about them. There are some lures that you just know will catch you fish and I think the Manta is one of them

Although I dont think I have the shakespeare one, I do, in my old plug collection,have quite a variety of the "fat plug" type lures, and did even manage my first few jacks on it. I dont use them any more, as I got converted to jerkbaits.
I meant no offence with my chortling at the "Big S", just when you compare it aesthetically to the muskysnax, there's no comparrison.

nixon wrote:Although I dont think I have the shakespeare one, I do, in my old plug collection,have quite a variety of the "fat plug" type lures, and did even manage my first few jacks on it. I dont use them any more, as I got converted to jerkbaits.
I meant no offence with my chortling at the "Big S", just when you compare it aesthetically to the muskysnax, there's no comparrison.

i was only taking the wee mate lol

i couldnt even cast one of those musy snax things in all honesty lures tend to get trashed so i aim at the cheaper end of the market the likes of ace lures and fox ones as im happy taking them to bits and reweighting gluing them etc im gutted at how much im having to pay for trolling lures now things like depthraiders etc anywhere between 12-15 quid each

I splashed out again yesterday on Tacklebargains salmo offer, (i know they dont give free salmo's)
I ordered just over £40 of a variety of large salmo's, so hopefully should get quite a wide selection of shad, spinnerbaits and other asorted free lures.
Good times

It is weird how we as lure anglers grow up with our lures.

At the begining we start with egg whisks, plugs and spinners.

Then we buy a crapyy John Wilson Six Shooter and some bigger plugs and Fox Jerkbaits.

Then when your all grown up you buy 10 lure rods and Shimano/Abu (Penn, thats just for you John ) and replicants, exspensive jerkbaits and spinner baits (Not for John)

Thats it the life of a lure angler, from start to finish