i just read a little bit of the post on musky innovations plastic and the lead ripping through the bait and the plastic being too soft. has anyone been having these problems on the pounders. i know it sounds kinda stupid, but thought they might be using some harder placstic or something. i was thinking of getting a couple pounders for fall fishing but think i just might go with the big suzy suckers.
Posted 9/1/2007 11:43 PM (#272932 - in reply to #272928) Subject: Re: pounders
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If you read that post, you should have also read that the pounders were having the same issues of too soft of plastics. I would suggest getting the Suzys.
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Posted 9/1/2007 11:44 PM (#272933 - in reply to #272928) Subject: RE: pounders
and the suzies are also a couple $'s cheaper
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Posted 9/2/2007 7:47 AM (#272956 - in reply to #272928) Subject: RE: pounders
Shack Attack - 5/12/2007 12:04 PM
All of the baits will now be hand poured in the USA and all the parts and components used are also made in the USA. I might only be a small company but making the baits over here I feel like I am doing my best to support the country I live in.
All things Shack Attack (except Andy ) is made in the US.
Posted 9/2/2007 5:49 PM (#273017 - in reply to #272928) Subject: Re: pounders
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Location: Toronto, ON
I am a newbie to big plastics but having run the bull dawg & suzy sucker side by side, I prefer Andy's baits. To each his own. Today, I was changing out components on one of my 2 Pounders and I can't believe how BAD those split rings are...they're horrible! They have to make some changes.
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) is made in the US.