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| i have a beat up shad shaped "lil honey" crankbait (5") and was wondering who made these and are they still available? thanks for you time. |
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Location: Richfield, MN | Can you post a pic or give some more description. What color etc etc
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Location: Richfield, MN | Is this what you are talking about.
http://www.reelreports.com/store/VINTAGE-FISHING-TACKLE-BAGLEY-HONE... |
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| no its not the honey b. i repainted and cleaned it up so i don't know how well a pic would help but on the bottom it said "lil honey" and it is a killer for sure when they want something small around here (5", 6.5"w/ lip). its a deeper diving plug and a flat shad profile w/ thinner tail. never seen one before or since and it is made of really light cedar and is wire though. thanks for your time so far and if i didn't lend it out to a friend to fish w/ this weekend i would post a pic.
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| you should try a big m |
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Location: syracuse indiana | i agree it does resemble a a big m but most baits these days are done from the same design as another.. but the big m wont float or run like that one would if its made out of cedar |
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| Hey Zach2626.
I made the 'Lil Honey' baits several years ago. Also made the "Alleycat". I am no longer making lures due to limited free time. The wife, 2 kids, a fulltime job and a muskie addiction keep me busy. Glad to hear you done well on the bait!
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| cliff, thanks for your response. i had the epoxy lift so that was the only reason i tried to repaint it. very well balanced bait and i wish you made more of them. they do well on smaller lakes and at tough times.
ps. i don't fish big m's, only wood baits here! |
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| Mr Honeycutt, is there anyway i can ask you a few questions about that bait? i want to p/m you but as a guest that doesn't work. the questions i have pertain to the "lil hony and alley cats". zach baker ( [email protected] if that would be easier |
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Location: Westerville, Ohio | I must have messed up and logged in wrong to show up as a guest. Best to probably e-mail at [email protected]
Cliff Honeycutt |
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