kd damage .....
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kd damage .....
kids got to my lure colection whislt on holls.they pulled all the tails off my jellyworms.just wondering if they would still work for pollock ect...thanks.......

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Re: kd damage .....
I find their fingers work best on a 2/0 to 4/0 weedless hook, depending on how old the kids are. Try to keep them fresh so theres still a bit of blood and scent and the fish will bite no probs.
They wont go messing with the jellies again!!
They wont go messing with the jellies again!!
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Re: kd damage .....
Do you know that is possible to repair small tears or holes in most soft lures by heating a piece of metal such as a nail and rubbing the damaged area or by using the flame of a lighter directly on the body for a brief instant? Might be worth a try? You could try a soldering iron too if you have one handy. Who knows, you might become creative and find new killer colour combos
Or just use a product called Mend-it or Worm Glue and put the pieces together with the aid of that.
http://www.mattlures.com/mend_it.htm
http://www.venomlures.com/venom_Worm_Glue.htm
Or just use a product called Mend-it or Worm Glue and put the pieces together with the aid of that.
http://www.mattlures.com/mend_it.htm
http://www.venomlures.com/venom_Worm_Glue.htm
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