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04/21/2014 07:06PM
Bobo,
I look at those lures and really consider their lack of potential. Rather than offer a guess why don't you send them to me and let me field test them for you. I'll be fishing the last week of June. I will send back to you the lures I have left, if any. But in the absence of your lures I would offer a glowing fishing report nonetheless. That should be very helpful. All joking aside I think you did very well to get those 6 lures for $12. There's no reason why you won't be able to put fish in the boat with them. I have a few "untested" lures I am looking forward to use.
Good luck, and tight lines.
I look at those lures and really consider their lack of potential. Rather than offer a guess why don't you send them to me and let me field test them for you. I'll be fishing the last week of June. I will send back to you the lures I have left, if any. But in the absence of your lures I would offer a glowing fishing report nonetheless. That should be very helpful. All joking aside I think you did very well to get those 6 lures for $12. There's no reason why you won't be able to put fish in the boat with them. I have a few "untested" lures I am looking forward to use.
Good luck, and tight lines.
04/21/2014 09:11PM
quote cyclones30: "I have the front right and back-center ones. Love them. Where'd you get them for that price?
Their new small square bills work wonders on the WI river too."
eBay!! This guy "reelsalt" has been putting up lots all week long and they all end monday or tuesday nights so they don't go up very high [all start at 1 cent!]
Definitely worth checking him out. And he isn't just selling bombers, he also has a huge variety of lures and they are all new.
People might like their new carbon fiber/kevlar canoes, but nothing beats a Grumman
04/22/2014 10:41AM
A zillion years ago any Bomber lure was a deep diver, way deeper than any other floating/diving lure. The way the original Bomber was made you could say it ran backward, the lip was the tail of the bait. I bought one when I was about 11, my friends laughed at me every time they saw it.
"...And the days I keep my gratitude higher than my expectations, .......well, I have really good days". Ray Wiley Hubbard
04/23/2014 04:52PM
one thing i like about the bomber 7a-8a at a faster speed they track true and deep this is my collection older version then yours. i never go on a BW trip without them. i have an old/new chrome 6a that will see some action this year. always been a big fan of bomber crankbaits. the chartuse 8a crawdad is money in deeper rocks in the BW
keep your line wet, good things will happen
04/23/2014 07:41PM
The first time I saw bombers I laughed out loud at them. I told Rusty if he catches anything on those I"ll kiss his you no what. That nite he put several 10 pound plus northerns in the net. Since that trip I never leave home without them. And yes, I still hear about the time I laughed at Rusty. Lesson learned.
04/28/2014 11:26AM
We came around a rapids on the South Kawishiwi River one summer and there were two guys fishing, one catching. The one not catching asked if we had any Bombers. He offered $20 apiece. His buddy just smiled. And hooked another fish.
"You can observe a lot just by watching." -- Yogi Berra
04/28/2014 12:55PM
quote Wally13: "Anyone try the Bomber Long A's with more slender profile for walleye? Is your success with chunkier body profile Bombers mostly used for smallies? "I love the Long-A's for Walleyes.
All Rapalas that wander are not lost.
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