http://www.jannsnetcraft.com/default.asp?p=100


Ok click on the URL and go to “Catalog” it is at the top of the page, next to home. Select and download file the file for crank baits, the fourth one down from the top page 22-30. Scroll down and look at the crank baits on page 3 and 4. Many of these are for bass anglers but I believe many of these would be good for Steelhead. Do you think some of these colors are good? They are 1.15 to a couple bucks each, pretty cheap if some of the colors are good.

I went and took a look at the plugs, they look fine to me. Most however are similar in design to wiggle warts which I personally use only on occassion. They are much cheaper for sure. My favorites by far are the tadpolly and hotshots. I very seldom lose a plug so the extra dollars spent in getting something I know will work is worth it to me. Good luck!

RM

RiverMan

I agree with you I do not mind spending the money on something I know works. I am new to plug fishing, tried it for the first time this year. I have only plug fished three times now and there are many variations and styles of plugs. I am feeling the urge to go on a plug spending spree, but am confused which ones to buy. I know that the plug and color is only a small part of the game. The rower is the key, at getting you where the fish are and presenting the plug. But for that price I had to ask.

Tadpollys and Hotshots!!!! Wasted a lot of time, energy and paint (not to mention valuable fishing time) back in the old days with Herters cheap look-a-like hotshots and flatfish, etc.