I have looked all over the place down here in the states for the various colors of Krippled anchovy heads (Sportco, Sportsman's Warehouse, Outdoor Emporium). I have only found the usual...green, green glow, white. Does anybody know where I can find the various other colors of Krippled anchovy heads? I am willing to order from CANADA as needed or wherever. I was up at Westview Marina (Tahsis) last summer and have never seen that kind of variety before for the heads. I am looking for army truck, gold, chrome, and the new colors painted by Tomic on the heads. Any ideas guys? Your input is always greatly appreciated!
Krippled Anchovy Heads
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danthewire
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Try Tyee Tackle website.They have the Rhys Davis heads ,not sure for the Krippled Heads. DAN
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tomictime
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Berry's sale is on this week I think, they have a great web site and great service. I like the Rhy's davis heads better, your results may vary. River sportsman is another source as would be Tyee in CR
HALILLAMA
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Here's the new 'Juan de Fuca' Baithead site,they have like eighty
new colours[
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http://okitackle.com/index.shtml
The 'Krippled' baithead is here;
http://www.krippled.ca/recreation/default.htm
If ya use E-bay use this;
http://stores.ebay.ca/Oceansalive-Tackle
contact direct thru his e-mail to order something you don't see.
That should be Good eh!
new colours[
]http://okitackle.com/index.shtml
The 'Krippled' baithead is here;
http://www.krippled.ca/recreation/default.htm
If ya use E-bay use this;
http://stores.ebay.ca/Oceansalive-Tackle
contact direct thru his e-mail to order something you don't see.
That should be Good eh!
danthewire
Active Member
I hope you mean upside down?I took a friend out years ago.After a lenghty lesson from me on rolls etc.He jammed the anchovy in upside down,tossed it in,didnt check anything and caught a 42 lb spring,next day same thing 37 lbs,I still talk to myself about that.DAN
Rum Buddies
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Trotac is by the ogden point breakwater and they have the JDF heads on sale I think, not the Krippled ones - but I think they are the same.
also west marine has a lot of their tackle on sale for 50% off right now.
also west marine has a lot of their tackle on sale for 50% off right now.
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OneWay
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JDF Teaser heads are great. Made stronger than Krippled Anchovy heads, with thicker plastic so it rolls a bit slower and tighter. O'Ki makes JDFs in loads of colours including the chrome plated ones. Here's a trick, stick on a small chartreuse or red eye with a black pupil for more strikes.
Tomictime - Where is Berry's? Berry Bait and Tackle is in Richmond, B.C. There is a link on the sportfishingbc.com site
Tomictime - Where is Berry's? Berry Bait and Tackle is in Richmond, B.C. There is a link on the sportfishingbc.com site
Kildonan
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tomictime
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thx oneway
HALILLAMA
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Here's a great place to buy them too!
http://www.eagleeyecanada.com/
Ben or Ron will mail em to ya, just call them or try to wiggle your worm off Sooke and stop in on your way by.
http://www.eagleeyecanada.com/
Ben or Ron will mail em to ya, just call them or try to wiggle your worm off Sooke and stop in on your way by.
Great advice everyone. I am now enlightened.
The JDF heads look like the ones to buy. I have traditionally used the Krippled Anchovy Heads, and not so much the Rhys Davis heads. It seems like almost everyone is leaning towards the new JDF heads.
Dan - I actually did mean backwards and not upside down. I have never tried this, but heard of guides at Uclulet and Bamfield going to this setup when things get slow. I would imagine that this would provide a tighter roll since the force on the water is keeping the chovy straight. I will have to try and see if this is the case.
The JDF heads look like the ones to buy. I have traditionally used the Krippled Anchovy Heads, and not so much the Rhys Davis heads. It seems like almost everyone is leaning towards the new JDF heads.
Dan - I actually did mean backwards and not upside down. I have never tried this, but heard of guides at Uclulet and Bamfield going to this setup when things get slow. I would imagine that this would provide a tighter roll since the force on the water is keeping the chovy straight. I will have to try and see if this is the case.
Rum Buddies
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I agree, I love the JDF and I use the Rhys davis less and less, mainly because 8 pack herring doesn't really fit in the head very well without squishing the head.
As for putting it in upside down i've done both in rhys and JDF heads and I see no difference.The teaser is used to keep a bend in the bait, the head doesn't actually impart any action. Thats why the bait just tracks straight if there is no bend.The bend causes the 360 degree roll - at some point in the arc the bait is going to be inverted.
As for putting it in upside down i've done both in rhys and JDF heads and I see no difference.The teaser is used to keep a bend in the bait, the head doesn't actually impart any action. Thats why the bait just tracks straight if there is no bend.The bend causes the 360 degree roll - at some point in the arc the bait is going to be inverted.
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