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Go to Google. Type in: triton mike doodads This is a good tutorial for tying feathered trebles.

Get in to GOOGLE and type in: triton mike doodads This will take you to a pretty good tutorial.

If your dressed trebles are intended for surface lure, jerkbait or any any lure designed to wiggle, walk-the-dog, etc. Stick to feathers. Unless used very sparingly, hair will retard the action of the bait. Too many feathers or dressing will retard the action also.

Netcraft has hardbody lure blanks that resemble the Pointer 78 and 100 series. Netcraft claims these will also suspend.

Thanks for everyone's assistance. JMIK - Congratulations on the new addition to the family. Hope to see you back in business soon.

Anyone know what happen to Getbit Lures? I can't find them on the web anymore. Out of business, changed name? Any one else making something similiar to Getbit's psycho skirt? Thanks

As the real estate people say, location, location, ................ I don't give a rats ass what bait or lure your tossing, if you not throwing where the fish are, your not going to get bit. Stop looking for a miracle bait or lure, and start studying how to locate the species of fish your after.

Thanks for everyone's assistance. Some ideas were brought up that I never thought of. I guess I'll just stick to the toaster oven. Thanks again.

I'm wondering, if anyone has tried going straight from the mold to powder paint? I realize that initially the jig would be too hot, and that a delay of some period would be required before dipping. I had in mind trying it with some 3/8 to 1/2 oz. heads, but if someone has any suggestions on the delay required, or why it may not be practical or feasible, I'd like to hear from you. Thanks.

I'm looking for an electronic schematic to assist in the repair of an Eagle Model Silent Sixty Thirty flasher type depth finder. Eagle Electronics no longer offers any support for this unit. I would willingly pay a reasonable fee for an original or copy of this schematic. Any assistance would be appreciated.