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| First off thanks a million to all that have been keeping us growing. We really appreciate your support. We have a new jig coming out soon that is 8oz and it swims around like an airplane jig, yet still thuds the bottom good like an original Bondy Bait. You can get a look at it in one of the laker pics and we are pumped up about it and it will be out soon as well as a video. Thanks again all. Jon
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| Man Oh Man that Zach Brown puts some pigs in the boat.
Zach is the young guy in the pics with the monster pike and laker.
For those who may not know. Zack is a guide at Lac la Martre in the NWT. A great place run by great people with great guides. Yes, I'm prejudiced as a repeat (2X customer) and booked for 2016 too.
I have not had Zack as a guide but can say that all the guides there seem top shelf and work #*^@ hard to give you great opportunities to catch a pike or laker of your dreams.
Steve Drew was the guide for me and my fishing buddy this year and was great. Got one of my biggest pike ever a 45" 25# and had four over 20# total.
No muskie, but incredible pike and laker fishing.
Talmooner
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| You are a lucky man to have made it to that place!!!!! |
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Location: Naperville, IL | wow, those are some pigs! |
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| Mr. Bondy,
Yes I have been very fortunate to fish at Lac la Martre. By the way, my biggest laker there was on a Bondy. A really nice 25#'r.
Talmooner |
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Location: Almond, WI | Those are impressive lakers! |
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| Are the original JR bondy baits no longer made? I am having trouble finding any. |
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| Thanks for the interest. Juniors are all gone. They have been replaced by the mini wobbler which is a fantastic little bait. We've sold a ton of them this year. |
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Location: north central wisconsin | Impressive Lakers there for sure!!
Just got back from an Alaskan excursion, where I had both Halibut and salmon whacking my puke colored Bondy(amongst other midwest lures that the captain definately took note of). It was really fun working and tricking fish through the ocean column that had never seen such a thing. |
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| Dang! Take any pics!??? |
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Location: north central wisconsin | I have a ton of fish pics from up there last couple weeks. I don't know if I have any with bondy in mouth, as mate was right there clubbing and unhooking before we took them out of net or out of fish box. I would have a video clip or two on my new gopro, but I have to learn how to get them off the card and edit first heheh.
Something grabbed it on our second halibut charter, took off, and chewed through a leader. Thought it could've been a salmon shark. Would've been cool to see it. That actually happened to me couple times, using Musky lures while out there although I was using some lighter leaders than I should have, on the salmon gear.
I only had the bladed model. Cod, Salmon, and rockfish were really liking the paddle tail stuff, while the halibut liked the big jigs and giant Action Plastics grubs. I thought I had a diverse enough supply of gear based on the last time I was there but I'll have some other things along next time. Need some heavier weighted jigging lures so I can avoid the exterior weights. I was limited to slack tide for using the Bondy, which is a short window up there.
Man, I still can't get over the mass of those Lakers. That's a bucket list trip right there. |
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| Havn't heard much about the royal bondi. What kind of feedback are you getting??
Thanks Jim |
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| The Royal has been hot! That bottom musky was caught on one. Just posted two PB's on the Bondy Bait Facebook page from this weekend. More pics to come too!! |
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Location: SE Wisconsin | Bummed there's no more Jr Bondys. I like casting them and the wobbler is supposed to be only for vertical jigging. It was a nice change up from the original. |
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| No the Mini Wobbler casts extremely well. Caught one yesterday and today on a black one. |
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