Brad Shad Jigging Bait
bradroberts1030
Posted 6/18/2014 10:13 PM (#716595)
Subject: Brad Shad Jigging Bait




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Location: Detroit, Michigan		Here are some photos of my new shad jigging bait. The bait is 10" long and 12oz. The bait works great when dropped on a tight line but...when dropped on a slack line it will dip/dive and flutter, mimicking a dying shad.



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longcastinlefty
Posted 6/19/2014 11:47 AM (#716678 - in reply to #716595)
Subject: Re: Brad Shad Jigging Bait




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that's a piranha
Zib
Posted 6/20/2014 8:24 AM (#716839 - in reply to #716678)
Subject: Re: Brad Shad Jigging Bait





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Location: Detroit River
longcastinlefty - 6/19/2014 12:47 PMthat's a piranha
No it's a gizzard shad.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ki-DK7So34#t=114

Edited by Zib 6/20/2014 8:42 AM
bradroberts1030
Posted 6/20/2014 9:24 AM (#716848 - in reply to #716595)
Subject: Re: Brad Shad Jigging Bait




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Location: Detroit, Michigan		That is correct. It is an actual molded gizzard shad the I re shaped to perform the needed jigging action. The video above shows the original prototype bait that has went through a few changes and alterations. The bait is now molded from a high strength urethane so it is virtually indestructible when it comes to wear and tear from smashing into rocks and being chewed on. After 8 fish on one bait there was not a single tooth mark or tear on the bait.
ToothTamer
Posted 6/21/2014 3:55 AM (#716970 - in reply to #716595)
Subject: Re: Brad Shad Jigging Bait





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Location: Lake St.Clair		Uh oh looks like a new player in the det river jigging game!
nice fish bud