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I think you're on to something as to why nobody makes them from wood- the through wire was off center which would make it a pain to drill and then epoxy the plug. They don't need to be pretty. Heck, they probably don't even need to be epoxied. Or maybe just a thin coat brushed on. I throw even my nicest plugs into the rocks and at the bluefish with reckless abandon. Once a plug hits my bag its life expectancy is very short indeed. Squid patterns! I think this plug really is a squid imitator. |
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Also the original Reverse had a hole so it would take on water and increase its casting distance- a wood one could be weighted for the same effect. They should cast like a bomb and then slither all over the top on the retrieve. I might even take a stab at it with some old swimmers- just re-wire them and add some tail weight. Won't be perfect as the wire won't run the way the old Atoms did but it might work. |
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Are these still manufactured/available? |
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this was my version...they have tremendous spook-like action...long travel left and right...Pichney's was touted as a BIG water plug, good caster that would hold in big surf and most effective with a lot of the paint flaked off
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| I think they are available in some local RI tackle shops and are called the golden squid or the colored squid. I have some in the amber and rootbeer colors both work excellent during the squid runs. I can post some pics tonight. |
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I could make those no problem. Because of the PVC, there is no issue with the line tie or thru wire. Do you have size specs and weights on them? I could get a few cranked out to test. Let me know.
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