Speaking of Gizmos for Bait

[Dogbreath]

No youtube vid but it sure spins a bait http://www.limitoutfishingproducts.com/

 

[bigbruce]

Looks interesting. Doesn't appear to be any retailers in Canada, yet...

 

[Fish Assassin]

Anyone going to order? They have flat rate shipping.

 

[hambone]

Looks like a similar idea to a spin n glow..... Probably great in the Columbia river.

 

[Dogbreath]

Anyone going to order? They have flat rate shipping.

Already have-fast shipping/easy to do business with-I got the 3-pack deal.

Looks like a similar idea to a spin n glow..... Probably great in the Columbia river.

Actually they started out using it in salt but it works in the Columbia as well.

 

[tykkyt e blue]

another idea thats similar - got a few to try for Albies - http://lurepartsonline.com/Shop-By-Category/Turbo-Rattlers/Turbo-Rattler.html

 

[wishiniwasfishin1]

Funny how they don't bury the hook in the baitfish, they just secure it with a rubber band. Seem tedious to rig that way...

 

[Dogbreath]

Funny how they don't bury the hook in the baitfish, they just secure it with a rubber band. Seem tedious to rig that way...

No need to do either really just let it hang it's right beside the bait as it rolls along.

 

[FishNazi]

My bro inlaw had some. wouldn't let him use it tho lol
Maybe i should have

 

[Derby]

They look interesting....perhaps worth a try...

 

[Hookin'up]

would work nicely with a hootchie and a longer leader rather then the short we run now........maybe
Carl, where did u find the multipack, not seeing it on the site

 

[Dogbreath]

I guess that offer is finished can't find it.

 

[hambone]

http://www.histackleboxshop.com/FBR-Franco-Bullet-Rotator-Herring-p/shelton-fbr-herring.htm

Another weird one that I don't think is commonly fished north of the border.

http://youtu.be/SvkTkUKZCPg

 

[Dogbreath]

Another weird one that I don't think is commonly fished north of the border.

Seen Shelton's product in the past really like their Green colours the hook right on the tail like that not so much.

 

[mukl]

ummmm...well....I have both of them. No luck so far.
So far the good old cut plug and whole herring lassoed like this: http://vimeo.com/7389983 are just as easy to use and productive. Of course there are many ways to lasso 'em.

I know you guys up north do a lot with the teaser heads.

 

[myknoo]

another one is a rotary bait holder out of the states by -bechold & son flasher and lure co.-fishcatcher.com.they were at the sportsman show years ago & I bought some heads and flashers. Have used the heads numerous times with decent results--caught fish when others were not.

 

[J-GLOBAL]

I think I have everything - except Jugheads. As soon as I come across them in a store I'll probably have them too.

Over the past few seasons, consistently, the biggest fish brought to my boat were on hootchies. A few on bait, a few on big spoons and big plugs. But by far most consistently on hootchies. I almost always fish 4 rods, and almost always have bait on at least one rod.

I'm curious about the ratio of big fish on bait as compared to other lures, or tinfoil.

 

[Seafever]

yes ...I've seen those before.


'Limitout' has videos of these in operation and also rigging techniques....

I wasn't impressed with the way they rig them at all after watching the vids....

 

[dragginbaet]

This may be just as easy as putting the hook in and might reduce tearing the bait. I will try bands using a standard teaser head as an experiment...it might not help establishing the roll. Im surprised the hook is at the tail, wouldnt placement nearer the belly be better?