I want you all to give a warm welcome please to the newest sponsor of your GLBass.com site - Case Plastics (http://www.caseplastics.com/) brought to you by Tom, Jim and all the other staff at Fishing Complete right here in our Great Lakes state of Michigan.
I know that some of you already get some of your 'secret' baits you use to catch all those big bass from the Case Plastics line of Top Quality Soft Plastics and accessories including the O-Wacky Tool.
Check out the complete line of products at www.CasePlastics.com or your local quality tackle shops such as D & R Sports Center (http://www.dandrsports.com/), Basspro.com (http://www.greatlakesbass.com/shop/bps.html) and many other sources (http://caseplastics.com/Dealers.htm).
Have a question or looking for something specific. Our very own Fishon1219 - Kevin Barrows and other Fishing Complete staff will try to help you on your way to catching many more and bigger bass!!
Thank you Dan for the kind introduction of Case Plastics.
I think there is a soft plastic in our line up for everyone. We try to fill that little nitch in the tackle market with a quality product at an even better price, and for every bag of case plastics sold we are helping Dan advertise his web site.
If there are any questions anybody may have about our product line, this is the place to ask. We are also in the process of revamping the Case Plastic web site so look for some changes in it real soon.
In the mean time thanks for checking out our web site and Tom, Jim , and myself are sure you will enjoy catching fish with the whole Case Plastics line.
Welcome aboard.
I'll be checking out your line and see what I can use.
Thanks Rick. Did you already get an O-Wacky Tool before through Wayne?
caseman Tom was nice enough to donate a number O-Wacky Tools that were quite the hit at my Novi Ultimate Fishing Show seminars.
Yup, got the wacky by cracky.
Sorry, couldn't resist.
Looks like a great line-up of baits. I'll be sure to place an order for the up coming season. ;D
Nice to see Case join the line up of GLB sponsors. I have been using Case plastics for a few years now, especially magic stiks......LOVE EM'
Definitely check out their product line, they have just about everything you need, and no self-respecting Bass angler should be without the Wacky-O tool. I was a skeptic at first, but it saves me time, money and aggrivation.
JC
Case? Never heard of 'em.... ::) ::) ::) ::) ::)
What took you so long ???
I've been off the board forever, I guess. I was surprised to see that Case is now a sponsor. I guess the secret is out. I have always liked the Magic Sticks the best, but the Frogs are great, and the finesse worm is killer for dropshotting smallies. The hellgramittes are a good change-up bait on bedding bass, too.
They used to make a tube is a color that Charlie called RR45 Blue or something close to that. I bought up a bunch of the remaining stock on that one, becuase it is deadly on the smallies up north. Never seen a color like it before or since then. Maybe I'll put a picture of it up on the board so you guys can all drool.... and cry because they don't make that color anymore. 8)
Then again, you guys who make your own lures could copy it, so I better keep it under wraps...... ;D
I wanted you to have more time with your Magic Stik (and hellgrammites) before I let everyone in on your secret...
I haven't tried a good hellgrammite bait in a while. Used to do good on the sand worms. I'll try the hellgrammites this year for sure.
Tell you what... just send me a picture of that tube. I won't show it to anyone else... honest injun... (I get bored easy so I like to look at new colors)
Jack's Worm is a must have too.....works great on a drop shot or jigworm!!!!
Hey Dan if you have any of those sandworms left I'll be more than happy to take them off your hands.
Hmmm... I don't recall where I put them...??
YUP. I beleve I picked one of your tools up at the NBAA classic at Houghton Lake in 2006 works great!
Nice work on making the O' Wacky tool a little bigger for those 5" worms! It also has the bigger keeper on the back which will accommodate the .011 O-rings too.
After selling a bunch of the tools last year, I had a chance to do some early season shore fishing at Lake Chemung. There was a bit of a weedline developing in the shallows so it looked like wacky rigging was going to be the best choice presentation. I took my X-worms out and ended up catching several in the 3 lb. class along with others. Some of the best fun I had that trip was using my new tool though. As I rotated through colors, I could take the O-ring off the old worm and store it on the back of the tool. That was cool. No bags, no tackle box, just a rod, baits and the O' Wacky tool. It's getting to be that time of year again and the updated tool will be with me all the time!
I now have some hellgrammites too that I will forget where they are (until early June that is!!! ;D )
I hear ya, Wayne,
I am heading to Table Rock Lake this weekend for a family vacation (just so happens they have boat rentals at our cabin....go figure). I will definitely have a bunch of X-worms, Magic Stix and the O' Wacky Tool.
JC
Hey JC...bring back photo's!
I sure will Wayne. I cannot wait to see what Table Rock bass think about St. Clair goby and Canadian Mist..... ;D
JC
Quote from: Savage on February 24, 2008, 01:51:44 PM
They used to make a tube is a color that Charlie called RR45 Blue or something close to that. I bought up a bunch of the remaining stock on that one, becuase it is deadly on the smallies up north. Never seen a color like it before or since then.
I was searching for something else (fishing related, naturally) and came across this post. I know I'm dragging up old news, but I want to thank you for the kind words about the RR45. That's my pride and joy! I have been using Case for years and friends with Charlie, so I asked him to make a tube for me. I fish the New River in Virginia exclusively, and certain times of year it has this funky little crawfish coloration crawling the bottom. It is pumpkinseed, large copper flake, small blue flake. And it's walls are thicker than the other Case tubes. I'm prostaff for Case and can't say enough good about Tom and Jim.
Oh, yeah. There used to be this website called River Smallies. I was River Rat 45. Hense the tube name.
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