Have y'all seen these?

[CALL ME RIFLE]

Wow, looks like a potential game changer for fishing heavy vegetation...can't wait to try some of these in my local waters. If you want to find some yourself, it appears they are not yet marketed in the U.S., but can be found from tackle dealers abroad.
being billed as the worlds first truly weedless hard bait!

[CALL ME RIFLE]

Lets try a different angle on that pic so it isn't cut off...that's better

[Congoman775]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiK_TCwWfQ0
Looks cool

[CALL ME RIFLE]

Good find on the video, that does look sweet in the water....I have a lake up here full of hydrilla that I think these will be very effective at...hope so, as I ordered 17 of em

[Toadslayer72]

Cool looking idea and bait. As far as the vid, wtf with not showing a weedless bait coming through at least some kind of weeds, brush, laydowns or something?

[legendaryyaj]

Cool looking idea and bait. As far as the vid, wtf with not showing a weedless bait coming through at least some kind of weeds, brush, laydowns or something?

lol! Right!

Lets do a demo video of a weedless bait in no weeds.

[CALL ME RIFLE]

Cool looking idea and bait. As far as the vid, wtf with not showing a weedless bait coming through at least some kind of weeds, brush, laydowns or something?

Agreed....you would think, right? Additionally one would think they'd have some footage of a fish blowing up on the lure as well, but.....nonetheless, I do believe they are going to be pretty awesome. I'll test em out here soon enough~

[vinnieb729]

Reminds me a bit of the Norman ScorpioN.
http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Bill_Nor ... NSLLC.html

[BigG]

Don't know how weedless, yet; but looks interesting. Worth a try.

[Garfisher]

I have fished them, and while I haven't caught anything yet on one, here are my thoughts so far which may help:
- there's a certain retrieve speed needed to get the lure to wobble, which is about 2' per second to get a slight wobble. The faster you reel the more pronounced the wobble. I don't think I've managed to get it to blow out if the lure is clean.
- it's about as weedless as a weedless spoon. It'll go through lily pads/water shield nicely if they are somewhat sparse. Tapegrass will always seem to grab the hook and a strand or two will stay on. If you get into a weedclump you just need to rip the lure, it'll usually come out clean or with maybe a little piece of something. It is certainly more weedless than a regular crankbait

[CALL ME RIFLE]

I have fished them, and while I haven't caught anything yet on one, here are my thoughts so far which may help:
- there's a certain retrieve speed needed to get the lure to wobble, which is about 2' per second to get a slight wobble. The faster you reel the more pronounced the wobble. I don't think I've managed to get it to blow out if the lure is clean.
- it's about as weedless as a weedless spoon. It'll go through lily pads/water shield nicely if they are somewhat sparse. Tapegrass will always seem to grab the hook and a strand or two will stay on. If you get into a weedclump you just need to rip the lure, it'll usually come out clean or with maybe a little piece of something. It is certainly more weedless than a regular crankbait

Thanks for the first hand info, Garfisher

[jeff h]

Interesting. I had never seen these until now.