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Post by pathwinder14 on Sept 25, 2013 13:23:33 GMT -7
So I had a fish suck the skirt off my spinnerbait. I am too creative(cheap)to buy replacement skirts. I used cut rubberbands. Does anyone have any other ideas on good replacement skirt materials?
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Post by pathwinder14 on Oct 3, 2013 10:06:03 GMT -7
haha...answered my own question... spinnerbaitskirts.com
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Post by offtrail on Oct 3, 2013 19:31:10 GMT -7
So I had a fish suck the skirt off my spinnerbait. I am too creative(cheap)to buy replacement skirts. I used cut rubberbands. Does anyone have any other ideas on good replacement skirt materials? What i do when this happens is replace it with a soft plastic grub with swim tail. Or steal one from another spinnerbait  Have you ever tied your own skirts? Back in the day you could buy rolls of living rubber and tie your own. It's lots of fun and very easy to do but not in the field. Unless you use the small round rubber bands to hold the skirts on the body of the spinnerbait. |
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Post by pathwinder14 on Oct 4, 2013 6:51:25 GMT -7
No living rubber. I have used some rubber bands in the field though. They work for a stop-gap.
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Have you ever tied your own skirts? Back in the day you could buy rolls of living rubber and tie your own. It's lots of fun and very easy to do but not in the field. Unless you use the small round rubber bands to hold the skirts on the body of the spinnerbait.
