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05/24/2017
I've seen on social media that something like this is what some of the Pro's were using on Rayburn last week. 3/8 oz. bladed jig in green pumpkin. I've added a little purple to this one. Rayburn bass seem to like a little purple. $3.50 each.
10/26/2016
Dragin flash and a gulp 10/25/16
08/21/2016
Can you say "old school". Had a gentleman ask me if I could make a copy of a Bushwacker. Notice the blade placement and location. I made him some orange/brown ones a while back, so I built an extra couple to try. I tried it the other day, I was surprised. It gives off a different and unique vibration.
08/05/2016
I don't fish a spinnerbait very often but when I do, it's a Piney Woods Tomahawk Blade and it catches GIANTS. The picture doesn't do it justice.
03/28/2016
Caught on Rayburn with a 1/2oz. PWS in Tater Salad color (white/chartreuse /gold). She weighed somewhere around 6 according to Bogagrips.
03/28/2016
1/2 oz. PWS in sexy shad on Lake Austin. Didn't catch many.
03/28/2016
These are not chatterbaits, can't call them that due to infringement rights. But I can call them a wobble jig. These are prototypes, I'll paint the heads to match upon ordering. I'll make any color you want.
03/01/2016
Bass fishing time. Here's what a Draggin' Flash looks like for the fresh water scene. Top is a 1/4 oz. with a Fluke. You can fish it as a swim bait. Bottom is a 1/8 oz. with a trick worm. Fish it as a shakey head. You can get them at R-1 Bass in Beaumont or Simon's Outfitters in Orange. They both have my spinner baits too.
10/25/2015
Just added a 1/8 oz. to the Draggin' Flash line-up.
Here's the line-up with gold and silver blades.
Available with gold or silver Indiana blades.
10/05/2015
Get ready for the fall flounder run. Here's a new bait that I've designed. I designed it with flounder in mind, but you could use it on swim baits also. As you can see, the flash is on top, and the head makes the bait wobble on the fall. These are 1/4 oz. with a gold or silver willow blade. I also make it with a small Indiana blade. Painted on request. I think this is the only jig head on the market like this.
06/23/2015
I need for someone to come get one of these baits and try it. It's a proto type and I don't know how it will perform. First one for free. I'm gonna call it "Triple Play".