This stuff is getting a lot of press on the national tours. Nice looking baits and colors.

http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/catpage-NETBAIT.html?from=calfish

Hey Rob... I've used their PacaCraws. The PacaCraws are nice little baits but best used in motion. They fall over and are pretty lifeless at rest. They're made with some combination fo plastic and pork fat if I recall and really really smell when you open the package.. woo! So be careful! Haven't tried their other stuff.

I've been using the Baby and regular PCs for a year or so. If you ever get some, T-rig one and pitch it into a swimming pool and be amazed at their action....................


http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d151/lightninrod/2nd%20half%202006%20Bass%20pics/IMG_0831.jpg


Another PC Bass from June of 2005: http://www.f150online.com/galleries/pictureview.cfm?pnum=126834&anum=3723


Dan

"Drill Here, Drill Now, Pay Less"

Deo Vindice

I was in Birmingham, AL in early 2005 and the guys at Mark’s Outdoors recommended three different types of trailers for swimming jigs on the Coosa River impoundments:

(1) Twin tail grub
(2) Sizmic Sassy Toad (Regular or Jr.)
(3) Net Bait Paca Chunk (Standard 3-inch)

I tried out the Paca Chunks and found that they have a “flapping” motion when retrieved that differs from other trailers that I’ve used. I recommend giving the Paca Chunk a try if you like swimming a jig.