Bump

Tested them and they work just fine. I make my own for now. Will be on Hubbard tomorrow chunking mine.

Worm on a hook

Congrats, Wayne on hitting a home run from all appearances.

Regarding patent infringement, IMHO you've got enough differences to not have to worry about a challenge. However, in our litigious society, you never know. If someone does force you to "cease and desist" or they'll spend more money in court against you than they have common sensce, you could always just put your design and manufacturing instructions in the public domain and stick it to them that way. It looks great, but I want to test it for durability, i.e. some silver tigers about 7-10 lbs apiece.

Thanks Wayne !!!! Quick delivery too !

One question. How the heck do you cast that thing without tangling all of those lines hanging off of it? Seems like you'd be forever untangling the lines.

It doesn't tangle at all. It's alot like casting a Carolina rig. Just a little pressure on the spool and everything flies straight and true. Verry easy to put a limit in the boat with these rigs.

Nice. Looking forward to trying them. $15 to your door (TT&L, shipping & handling) That's the best price, to my door, that I have found!

I have always wondered if a swivel hinders catching fish. Thats one big swivel.

I just Paypaled my 15.00 to Wayne. Too bad I couldn't get this contraption by tomorrow!

Thanks texcajun, it will be in the mail tomorrow.

bump for ya

I picked up a mess of these rigs for the LLFC on Wednesday and they look to be good quality that should hold up well. Thank you Wayne for working with the club and making it easy to deal with you. Hell of a nice guy.

Wayne also gave me a couple of the ones with the extra bling and they do look like they will be a fish catching machine (even if I hold it back through my lack of any real fishing skills). Can't wait to get on the lake and try them out this weekend. Will post how I do.

And no I am not looking to catch five fish on every cast (although it will be fun when it happens) nor do I keep every fish I catch. 90% go back in the water. I just want something that may work on those days when nothing else seems to work. And I have had a few of those days.

Wayne is a great guy with a good product and is a good alternative to the 'Big Box' stores. Now I need to give Moe a call to pick up some more Sassy Shads. Also, can I fish five RSR slabs off them?

5 Slabs? Bring your shark rod. ( just kidding )

We do have the "casting spoons" as light as 1/4 oz. if you're not having luck with the swim baits.

We've also got the jig-heads in 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 3/4, 1 and 1 1/2 oz.

See ya at the boat show.

Brass N Blades has designed a "Brass N Brella" rig to withstand the striper/hybrid. You can bend the wires any way you want and they come back to the regular shape. Patent pending. They will be at the Dallas Show this weekend.

Come on RHO?? Go ahead and start your own thread?? Y'all are a lot better than that?

Wayne Brackeen took extremely good care of me and makes a first rate product. Please help our local TFF Vendors and be sure to patronize russelwayne .

I bet if you attach four or five 2"-3" wildeyed shad on them then cast into a school of those monster tawokoni whites it would be a blast.....a mess....but a blast!!

I figure 20lb braid at minimum though!!

Thanks texcajun.

Thanks for the accolades. It has been a pleasure.