This last week our online store developed a hiccup that didn't allow customers to finish placing their orders. Some very routine maintence goofed up a couple lines of code and the next thing you know nothing works. Kinda' like changing a headlight on your car and causing your tranny to burn up I guess... lol
But anyway, the store is back online and functioning as good as new. Everyone has my sincerest apologies for any hassles this might have caused any of our customers. If you tried to place an order and were unsuccessful, let me know in the "comments" section of the online order form and I'll throw in some samples to make it up to you.
-------------------- B Fish N Tackle Co. - Prairie du Chien, WI
Your H20 Precision jigs in the 1/8 to 1/4 oz. are all I'm using up here on Rainy Lake. The Orange/Chartruesse color combo is awesome. Do you make the orange firetiger in the 1/4 oz also??? I'm assuming so. GREAT JIGS!!!!!! I am very fired up to use the ringworms and paddletails on our fall plastic bite here on the river and the lake. I did very well this spring with them. The oyster color was fantastic! I'm not sure if everyone understands the benefit of using your jigs with the bait keepers on live bait as well. When I fish jig and minnows I always run the jig through the mouth out the gill and then turn the hook around bending the minnow to get as far back as I can with the minnow ending up straight and not curved after being hooked. Then run that hook straight up through the back. Having the plastic keeper wedged into the minnows mouth gives the jig two holding points and minnows will last much longer jigging and casting. The other thing you earn a big KUDOS on is the narrowing of the jig towards the back makes a nice tapered transition to the minnows mouth!!! GREAT JIGS AWESOME PAINT JOBS, AND THE FISH HERE ON RAINY ARE DEVOURING THEM!!!!
-------------------- Chris Granrud - RainyDaze Guide Service World-Class Walleye, Crappie, Pike & Smallmouth Bass Fishing! Visit RainyDaze Guide Service to book your next adventure!
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