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My New Flashtails "PHAT MAMA"
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Started this discussion. Last reply by jay lip ripper Dec. 8, 2008.

THE ''PHAT MAMA '' PMLURES.COM

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DOUBLE D's 2 FLUTED MAGNUM BLADES OVER 4" LONG WITH BLACK/SILVER AND PURPLE SKIRT...TOTAL LENGTH IS 12"

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C.J. KOPP

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I have made and tested the "PHAT MAMA" flashskirt bucktails (with the help of my brother Bill)for more than a year now and I wanted to make a better bait and I think I have. I believe that these are the BEST that you can buy. Ive been fishing for most of my 42 years and have shared this passion with all 3 of my kids.( Chris 22,Zach 7,Sydney 4) my website is up, check out my pics and NEW WEBSITE PMLURES.COM

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http://PMLures.com

Years Musky Fishing:

NOT LONG ENOUGH.

Personal Best Musky:

NOT BIG ENOUGH

Occupation:

MACHINIST

School:

BISHOP NOLL ( BASEBALL COACH FOR THE 2004 CLASS 2A STATE CHAMPIONS )

Clubs:

MUSKIES INC , WEBSTER LAKE MUSKY CLUB

Tow Vehicle:

98 F-150

Boat:

ARROW GLASS.

Favorite Fishing Memory:

FISHING WITH MY KIDS

Favorite Waters:

LITTLE TIPPY, WEBSTER , BARBEE CHAIN

Favorite Style of Fishing:

HEAVE AND RETRIEVE

Favorite Lures:

PHAT MAMA, DAWGS , SUPER BELIEVER, KICKIN MINNOW

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At 3:46pm on March 1, 2009, Ben Brock said…: thanks for the heads up! ill check them out soon!

At 11:35am on December 24, 2008, Ben Brock said…: Thank you I really appreciate it! how many fish did u catch on your baits last season? and what size are the blades on the black with the chartreuse tail?

At 8:19am on December 24, 2008, William Bennett said…: no problem cj.. bill

At 5:23am on December 24, 2008, William Bennett said…: hey ben, you wont be dissadisfied with these tails. cj does a awsome job on these and he and his brother bill has proven that they work.. the way he has put these together they will not fall apart. you can bet on that. once they start selling i believe they will fly for him. he has comeup with a new and bright way of putting them together . i have never seen any done like his.. you can bet they will get thrown by me and my clients next season.. cj you need to come up with some stickers for my boat to advertise for ya dude.....bill

At 9:34pm on December 23, 2008, Ben Brock said…: Yes i am interested, I will keep in touch with you. I have to save a little money first. Im likin the black with the chartreuse tail!

At 3:06pm on December 23, 2008, Ben Brock said…: Are you selling your bucktails?

At 1:49pm on December 9, 2008, jay lip ripper said…: i use a bench vise, a nail and vise-grips

At 3:41pm on December 8, 2008, jay lip ripper said…: i use spary cans. first sand, 2 coats primer(white for true color)2-3 coats of color then 5-6 lite coats of lacquer clear coat(RUST-OLEUM) after that i spray just around the hole 3-4 more times. it really helps to protect the paint. i think power paint chips the worest so if i buy a buck with painted blades i always clear coat then and rebulid.i use .062 wire when i can also. ever use a small blade off the back hook?

tight lines jay

At 3:20pm on December 7, 2008, Jeff Behrend said…: Now are these baits just for your own personal use or do you sell them to other people, I definetly agree that bucktails are very versatile, but I have still yet to catch one on a bucktail. They are definetly not confidence baits at all for me.

At 2:55pm on December 7, 2008, Jeff Behrend said…: CJ, I have a question for you about the homemade bucktails you have, please don't take this as an attack because it isn't meant to be. I notice that the material on the bucktails extends past the back hook, now I don't make my own lures and I am very new to the addiction but I was under the impression that the material shouldn't extend past back hook. Am I wrong or is that only in case of nippers?