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![]() Awesome, let me know how they work. Maybe they can be in a grab bag as a giveaway at yakfest 2013 Quote:
Did you find you had to keep rebaiting though, since you have a lot more access to the bait? Quote:
![]() Did you guys do the bungee trick on the hoops too? Please call them the "Drake Puck" to all your friends. I want to leave my mark any way I can haha ![]() |
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: San Diego
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I am thinking of trying scissors to cut up the bait in the Drake Pucks™ at each pull. I also have found a straight edge screw driver works great for opening them up. The current will be strong tonight as well as foggy, sounds like a fun night to hoop as I am going out again this evening. |
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Almost 2 months, and these things are still holding up well. I've only had to re-bait 3 times and I've used them over 15 times. Just switched from Sardines to Greenbacks, I'll report back when I figure out how they work with Greenies
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: South OC
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Bump... drake picks live...
But have evolved.... 3 inch drain pipe and holes that look like new promar bait tubes. Lobster on! |
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Join Date: May 2016
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When no seals are around i use the Jim Kelley special aka Deamon, cant share that though. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Location: South OC
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DEAMON with the bugs and the biscuits. He's a legend in my book. Another fine kayaker lost to a skiff.
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