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Location: Appleton,WI | I got some of the rubberHairys gliders back and want ed to know do you think they need the fancy paint job or are the good enuf plain????????
I said everyones opinion so I better see a lot of posts!!!!!!!!
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Location: Appleton,WI | Here are the pictures!!!!!!
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Location: Appleton,WI | Heres a few more colors!!!!!
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Location: north central wisconsin | I think those patterns are fine. do you have one in motor oil? How bout a plain ole' jail bird? |
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| Dude, what length weight etc. are those, and do you have a shad pattern? I'm thinking they would be great trolled off planers or even cast for rockfish here, as we use poagy tails for casting/trolling and your baits look a lot better! |
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Location: Madison, WI | Eric,
I like the paint jobs. My only question is how durable is it? If it is durable, I think it is definitely worth it. I would pay a couple extra $ to buy painted vs. plain. I like the contrasting colors, bars, etc. We can have plain colors when or if the paint comes off. I would also think the paint would also help you sell more baits. I can't wait to get a couple either way.
Pat Wagner
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Location: God's Country......USA..... Western Wisconsin | Eric, I think that the ones in the pics look great. These colors are fine, wish I had some to try. I will be in touch after the shows are done. I especially like the bottom one in the 1st pic. Would that be a Walleye pattern? That one and a Firetiger would work for me. Can't wait to see one in the water. |
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Location: NeverNever Lake | Eric,
I would go with both. Just tack the extras on to the price.
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Location: Eau Claire, WI | "E"....
They look good....especially the green glitter perch and the bottom one that Muskyone mentioned.
PLEASE send 2 of those along with my order to New London, I"ll include the extra money on top of the rest of the order.
Thanks,
Mark
Honestly...the two you showed me at Milw. last weekend don't need paint jobs. Neither will plain black or white obviously. I do like the paint jobs, not sure if will help more to catch fish or fisherman. The action of the one in the pool absolutely rocked and would catch fish on most colors without paint.
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Location: oswego, il | Eric, you have done a great job with these baits. I can't wait for my white one.
Reef Hawg, he does make a motor oil one with glitter in it. |
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| They look fine to me Eric. Plain would be fine too. They have kind of a distinctive "folk art" look as shown above. |
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| The painted variety looks great...think I will go with those.
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Location: Davenport, IA | I really like the two perch-like patterns. The others are also pretty good. |
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| i think they look great! matter of fact i'd like a green perch and the "walleye" color muskyone mentioned. tell me where to send a check and how much i owe ya'!
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Location: Black Creek, WI | Eric,
A good paint job always makes stuff look better. Thus, I'd do it if possible.
My personal favorites are the Walleye (gold), Chartruese and Orange Firetigery thingy (above the walleye) and the glitter perchy. Those three flavors would cover all the bases for me.
Good Luck!!
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Location: Kalamazoo, MI | The ones in the pics look great!
My favorites are the orange with black stripes (without the yellow belly) and the walleye pattern in the first pic. In the second pic, i really like the bottom perch pattern.
Im not sure if you are already sold out or not, but are you still taking orders for this season? Where can I get order information? Thanks! |
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Location: Chicago | MuskieE,
The baits in the pictures look great. Where do I get ordering information or would you be interested in selling a few to me?
Let me know.
Thanks
Dave K
Edited by Dave K 2/13/2003 1:42 PM
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Location: Appleton,WI | Wow !!!!What a overwellming response,If your interested ill have some at the Musky Majic Show in New London March 16th,Come see them work in the pool!!!!!Lots of new colors will be there!What you see now were test samples and the base plastic has changed too,but they still look really good!! |
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Location: Madison, WI | Eric,
Those look absolutely spectacular. Looking forward to doing the pool demo for you on Sunday the 16th.
Keep me posted,
"Jackpot" John Schroeder |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Looking good, Eric. Packaging will be the next true challenge. |
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Location: Appleton,WI | You mean brown paper bags dont work????????
When will the muskie see the package???? |
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Location: Lake Chautauqua & Latham, New York, USA | Where and how can I buy some RUBBER HAIRY's??? |
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Location: Appleton,WI | Right now this is on hold my mold blew apart and im having some technical difficultys and will be closer to march before i get my auluminum mold done.Please hold tight it will be worth the wait. |
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