I appreciate it! Ive already been interacting with the community and been well received. I do have the question for you personally. If you were resurrecting an Old Bait Company,which was successful but the man who created it went and did better things. How do you Market it to the point where it was when Bill left it? I guess what I'm asking is in this congested industry in which new companies even older ones that people will recognize but still so hard to infiltrate, what's the best way of reaching that audience? I'm talking about your weekend Warriors to your Pros. I've had conversations with Mr Wilburn when he was president of MLF. But before we launched this thing the marketing strategy has to be top notch or it's not worth investing the capital in it. I appreciate any advice you have on this matter. Much appreciated!

Yes sir! The big bites at night out here on Wilson and Pickwick!

Christopher Bowman I sent you a DM

I can do some pretty cool color schemes with this mold

Mack Toon this one?

There is a LOT of plastic. I've fished with that big DBomb. It was kinda clunky. Ive only fished this craw pitching/flippin along bluff walls with boulders/rocks or timber on it. Have had some good bass that way. Even caught one that barely wait a pound on it. I was just wondering if anybody else is throwing something similar

John Wilson yea, I didn't want to even want to be close to some kind of copyright infringement. Maybe it needs to have a hard "U" Küsh" (if that's even right?) I can send you a pack, no charge. If you like them, you can purchase more

I designed it, and my CNC guy made the mold. I do sell them along with a variety of other custom lures I designed. Be glad to send you a couple of packs for free, and if you like them, and want more, you can purchase them. That's usually how I get loyal customers. I'll give them a pack or 2 to try out. I know they'll want more so then i will charge for future orders. My name is attached to my company and I want to be known as fair and honest.

I'm going to fish it, but I hadn't registered yet