more than we need...

[jigginpig]

there are too many baits. too many sizes, colors, and styles.

too much hype, too much groupthink, too many bandwagons.

oh well, folks gotta make a living.

i even think about starting a company sometime!

Shaun

[Rod Wynn]

too many bandwagons.Shaun

I agree

[Wolfeman]

Even with the plethora of baits out there it's amazing that I go to the tackle shop and the same pegs of certain colors of Senkos are almost always empty.
- Wolfeman (Rick Wolfe

[programgeeks]

It's never enough!

[Johnny C]

Even with the plethora of baits out there it's amazing that I go to the tackle shop and the same pegs of certain colors of Senkos are almost always empty.
- Wolfeman (Rick Wolfe

That is just rediculous when the pegs are empty. Your grocery store does not run out of Best Foods Mayo or Milk or someone will lose thier job. If you sell five times more of one color than you should have 5 pegs of that one or restock throughout the day. You should never run out of your bread and butter items becuase it forces your customers to go elsewhere.

[some guy]

If a color works and gets bit. People will always come back.

[jigginpig]

it took me years to start drop shotting, and now i catch quite a few fish that way...

one thing i am trying to do is to stick to proven baits. i am not an early adopter of new baits, i like to let them be proven by the market before i will invest time, effort, and money. i guess i miss the boat in some cases, but i have faith that my basic tactics will keep catching fish. and i also try not to be too dogmatic about it.

another thing in my favor on this is the fact that there is a lack of educated angler pressure in my area, so by the time i get arround to a tactic, it is quite possible it is still new to my fish... we have a lot of anglers, but there are not nearly as many hard core, up to date cats here as other areas in the country, like Cali, for example!

Shaun

[Long Nguyen]

one thing i am trying to do is to stick to proven baits. i am not an early adopter of new baits, i like to let them be proven by the market before i will invest time, effort, and money. i guess i miss the boat in some cases, but i have faith that my basic tactics will keep catching fish. and i also try not to be too dogmatic about it.

day in and day out, Green Pumpkin Senko.....

[BassManDan]

HOW DARE YOU!

There can never be enough lures for people to buy

[jigginpig]

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day in and day out, Green Pumpkin Senko.....[/quote]

hey, what about the Green Pumpkin/ Watermelon laminate?

my favorite! actually, along with black/blue laminate, the only ones i buy.

like i said...

Shaun

[jigginpig]

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day in and day out, Green Pumpkin Senko.....[/quote]

hey, what about the Green Pumpkin/ Watermelon laminate?

my favorite! actually, along with black/blue laminate, the only ones i buy.

like i said...

Shaun

[FR0G]

Even with the plethora of baits out there it's amazing that I go to the tackle shop and the same pegs of certain colors of Senkos are almost always empty.
- Wolfeman (Rick Wolfe

That is just rediculous when the pegs are empty. Your grocery store does not run out of Best Foods Mayo or Milk or someone will lose thier job. If you sell five times more of one color than you should have 5 pegs of that one or restock throughout the day. You should never run out of your bread and butter items becuase it forces your customers to go elsewhere.

But sometimes its the supplier that is out of that color.