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General Category => New Products & Announcements => Topic started by: Salty on December 13, 2012, 02:31:21 PM
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Bait that is
:)
(http://www.saltys.co/images/littlejerk.jpg)
(http://www.saltys.co/images/littlejerk2.jpg)
(http://www.saltys.co/images/littlejerkkits.jpg)
And you know if there's a little jerk then there's always got to be a BIG JERK :wink:
STAY TUNED :lurk:
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Hmmm, lookin interesting...
From one jerk regarding another :)
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What the weight and length on that sweet plug?
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this one is 5" long and about .5 ounces.
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bananalama
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Nice going salty
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Nice one, Salty. :D
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Interesting shape salty looks good.
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Why this could well lead to an entire Jerk Line; NO A Jerk Army!!! Look out Fish, you poor Bastards, you don't stand a chance!!!
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Pretty shweeeeet. Almost looks like a combination of a small needle, w a modified bottledarter head. A needledarter??? What kind of action does this get???
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hmmm.. the "Jerky Boys" (big & little) are gonna be a hit!
NICE!
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I am not sure what these types of lures are used for in saltwater, but they look similar to the pencil plugs used in whip fishing for walleye:
http://www.dwfonline.com/articles/art_of_whip_fishing.htm (http://www.dwfonline.com/articles/art_of_whip_fishing.htm)
Then again, I am a landlocked Nebraskan, so I am most likely looking at a lot of the lures here with a freshwater slant.
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I would imagine that is suspended and the buoyancy of the wood lures makes them move in current.
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That's exactly the scenario. The pencil plugs are usually fished below dams and tailraces where the current is strong, so they dance around in a pretty lively manner while the lure itself is actually moving slowly downstream with the current.