Is anyone still fabricating them? Thanks.

uljersey wrote:

aqua71 wrote:Thanks, I'll pick up some brake cleaner and give it a try. Any particular type/brand I should look for?

Being I'm a mechanic by trade I can assure you they're all basically the same.

You are more than likely correct.

aqua71 wrote:Thanks, I'll pick up some brake cleaner and give it a try. Any particular type/brand I should look for?

My preferred type/brand:

aqua71, I’ve had customers over the years complain about the same issue while fishing in below freezing temps. If everything else is functioning properly, the issue you’re experiencing is likely due to contaminated drag washers. The quick and easy solution is to replace them with c-tex washers and c...

It was a pleasure dealing with Colt. It was a very smooth transaction and I highly recommend doing business with him.

Some stunning combo's!

Very nice collection!

Outstanding collection!

A classic for sure. These reels are tank tested tough! I wish I would have kept a few of my originals.

Great looking gear!

Great collection guys!

Not sure what rod you're using but consider braid…it floats, there is no stretch and you will only have to reel set the fish…no hook set needed even at those long distances. This would be my advice as well. Keep in mind that braid is NOT mono.... you have to back off your drag to compensate for the...

Timing (on the hook set) is everything when it comes to frogs, but...

Nitroman77 wrote:you can bend the hooks upwards so they are not so much into the frog body..

performing this mod helps with the landing ratio.

WoodT wrote:The term is often used interchangeably describing pitching.

Very true. I rarely see anyone these days actually flipping.

Jigs... by a mile. They are effective under all seasons, depths, conditions, etc.