10-06-2009, 09:15 PM
[quote trophytrout89]Awesome. What species of fish have you caught using that set up? Anything big?[/quote]
I have only been fishing twice since I painted the first one and I was fishing from shore in a bad fishing spot – no hits - I was doing more testing then fishing. But when I was on a canoe trip in early spring I had some big Smallmouth hit a green/orange BulletBobber but the lure wasn’t pulled up close.
The video on my site that shows a BulletBobber going around a sunken tree was taken in a place I had a really big Smallmouth hit the BulletBobber but when we land the canoe and got the video camera out to shoot video…the fish got camera shy.
I have folks tell me they have some BulletBobbers with teeth marks on them and a story about one being crunched up by a Muskie.
I am wondering if made a bad choice investing in having BulletBobbers made first instead of lures. I only had so much I could put into the project and now need to sell the stock I have to reinvest and get some lures painted by production mode.
The ones below were painted by a company that paints lures but they wanted $3.00 a pop and minimum order of 5,000 to start. It really isn't a bad price for starting but I ain't got it. Anyone want to invest? LOL Wish I could get on that Shark Tank show! I am considering selling part of the business to raise funds but times are really tough right now.
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I have only been fishing twice since I painted the first one and I was fishing from shore in a bad fishing spot – no hits - I was doing more testing then fishing. But when I was on a canoe trip in early spring I had some big Smallmouth hit a green/orange BulletBobber but the lure wasn’t pulled up close.
The video on my site that shows a BulletBobber going around a sunken tree was taken in a place I had a really big Smallmouth hit the BulletBobber but when we land the canoe and got the video camera out to shoot video…the fish got camera shy.
I have folks tell me they have some BulletBobbers with teeth marks on them and a story about one being crunched up by a Muskie.
I am wondering if made a bad choice investing in having BulletBobbers made first instead of lures. I only had so much I could put into the project and now need to sell the stock I have to reinvest and get some lures painted by production mode.
The ones below were painted by a company that paints lures but they wanted $3.00 a pop and minimum order of 5,000 to start. It really isn't a bad price for starting but I ain't got it. Anyone want to invest? LOL Wish I could get on that Shark Tank show! I am considering selling part of the business to raise funds but times are really tough right now.
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