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[littleriver]

Here it is.........



Enjoy!

[Vodkaman]

Love the underwater work. Definitely movement on the red bait. Great video.

Dave

[littleriver]

Thank you Dave.

For those who don't know, the Bagley lure used in the video has been confirmed to be an American made model. I am told from 1970 to 1980 but no one can be sure of an exact date. A very good bait IMHO.

Edited by littleriver, 25 September 2011 - 02:24 AM.

[Big Bass Man]

Nice video, Thanks for sharing!!

[diemai]

I like those underwater sequences , ...wonder whether fish would hear the bait's noises the same way we do ?

If so , I reckon they'd rather bite the lures out of annoyance rather than being hungry !

Thanks for sharing , Vic , ..........greetz , Dieter

[blazt*]

My predatory instincts almost forced me to bite that crank out of total reflex!
I remember when you could get Bagleys at Walmart for $5.00. So sad those days are gone.
The first bass I caught on an artificial lure was on a Fat Cat. Firetiger. I loved that crank and the action so much, I would throw it even when I knew the water was too clear.
My first big bass came on a DB III when I was about 14 or so.
At some point a few years ago they started offering them at the value price of "only" (their word) $9.99!

[wilfish4774]

That is neat. A guess is that you own a Hero? I would like to get one myself. Your lure is very life like. The bluefish and spanish mackeral that I see alot of where I reside will definitely like it enough to take it from you so if you come to florida you had better have several of them.

[littleriver]

Wilfish, it is a Kodak playsport. Cheap as underwater goes but effective. Pretty tough too. I left the door open on this one and filled it with water. Let it dry for a couple of days and good as new.