Sharkbite Bucktails Update

[Sharkyispy]

Also posted this in the classifieds board. Adding an additional color (Flo Orange) to the mix and can be added to the Chartreuse for the "effect". Updates have been made to the website, follow me on Facebook as well. Looking to see how many on the board are also currently using Stingo brand jigs.

[njfisherman1975]

Mike, used your bucktails last week on the Monger, and was rewarded with my new personal best at 6 1/4 pounds on a purple jighead with white skirt. Paint really held up on the jigheads even with the bouncing on the mussel beds and rocks. Great bucktails, and ordering some more today...

[stingofish]

I use them all the time :-)

[Sharkyispy]

Originally Posted by stingofish

I use them all the time :-)

And I'll bet they work well being the original version of the jigs???

[hammer4reel]

STINGO'S WORK

My personal best bluefin

71 inch bluefin , Stingo PBJ 200,

[JerseyCoast]

Originally Posted by Sharkyispy

And I'll bet they work well being the original version of the jigs???

There is no doubt they work, and work very well.
But.........that general design was being used overseas in the early 90's. Its obvious the statement above is directed at other products, so I figured I would throw it out there and say that we are way behind the overseas fishermen who have had no choice but to jig for probably 20 years before we started getting deeper into it here in The US.

In fact, lets take another style such as bucktails........ Spro was not the first to design the jigheads being used by so many private makers today. Spro was the first to bring the head style to US fishermen, but not the first to make it.

Way too much finger pointing these days.

[Sharkyispy]

Originally Posted by hammer4reel

STINGO'S WORK

My personal best bluefin

71 inch bluefin , Stingo PBJ 200,

Nice fish! The PBJ line has had new colors added and seem to work pretty well from reports I have been provided. As I consider tackle lines, seems like a great product that has held up well.