Most beavers that I have been using flippin' seem to be only good for two, maybe three fish before they are torn up and no longer stay on the hook. Have tried several different manufacturers and they all seem to be equally weak. Is this the nature of the bait/style of fishing or is there someone out there making a more durable bait? Any advice or suggestions would be appreciated.
try Reins
I can make them as hard as you want. https://docirvcustombaits.com/baitbo...-craw-4.25inch
Last edited by docirv; 07-03-2018 at 10:08 AM.
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If I catch two or three fish on a plastic bait it did it’s job. But that’s just me.
Originally Posted by DAC244
The Z-man Palmetto Bug is what your looking for, made of their Elaztech plastic. Best I've done is one bait is 23 bass before I had to replace it.
Find a mold you like or make your own. Pour away and not worry. Remelts old ones and keep flippibg. Keep it as a hobby and enjoy.
Ron
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Biwaa has some good plastic too. Caught 7 on their ultrahog before I had to flip it over
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^THis i find that if i use re melt for flipping baits its works good and saves from having to buy different raw plastic to mix
Ah Beavers.
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Can you do a two part. Like a hard head and a medium body. Thanks
Absolutely can do that.
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