Thanks catch'n

[76k20]

Im fairly new to f-m and have met only a couple f-m'ers But if half of us are as kind as dave hoggard I have a lot to look forward to in years to come. Thanks for the samples dave, I really like your soft body floaters. you cant beat a floating jig when rigging in the rocks. My wife and I have been using floating jigs for rigging for some time and your design looks superior to the ones I have bought at the bait shops I stop at (better hook angle and gap). I have always used live bait But I intend to try the ring'n tubes and super do's real soon in red wing. Looks like you got me hooked anyways. Ill have an order comming your way in the next couple days.
Thanks again,
Kyle Kreisler

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76K20,
Great meeting up with you.

Thanks for the kind words... yes, you will soon find that very many of the people here are just great folks!
I have sure seen that to be true, in the just over a year I have been round here. FM is a great place to visit online and has a "famly" feel to the place.
We have more fun is the FM slogan... it is right-on!

My pleasure on the samples.
Send me a photo if you "smack a bigun"!
Catch'n
Dave Hoggard

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[buzbunni]

76,

Good to hear you like the Catch-n products. I too have become a fan.

Early season(is it still early?) walleye, pool 2, Catch-n Superdoo. Killer. I've also had luck with the Ring-n Grubs. Again, killer.

For prespawn, I've been cutting about 1-1.5 inches off of the superdoo's, but as the season progresses, I will use them "uncustomized". I have been using them in current breaks and eddy's with the lightest jighead I can...1/16, and work up in weight until you are draggin' bottom. Light touch, rod-tip at 10:00 or so, draggin' on the bottom. It's worked for me!

I'm luvin' this Catch-n product. And gee, Dave is such a nice guy too.

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SERIOUSLY! It was THIS big!