Showing posts with label best wahoo lure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label best wahoo lure. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Nice 'Hoo report from Bill Erhardt

We have been receiving some very positive feedback on our Wahoobites and Wahoobite Jr lures. Our customer Bill Erhardt was fishing off of the Baja Peninsula this week and reported consistant wahoo action on our lures. The color of choice seemed to be red/black, with pink coming in a close second.

Bill writes:

"Mike, I received my order last week...Yesterday I used the Bigbite Wahoobite along side with an orange and black Yozuri Bonita. I caught 5 'hoos by noon and called it quits. 4 of the 5 fish were caught with the Bigbite Wahoobite. Today we went out again and I put out the Bigbite and caught a 60+ pounder. With all the fish being caught, the eyes were knocked clean off!"


Bill, dont worry about the eyes.. You keep catching those nice fish and we'll get some replacements in the mail to ya!!



Friday, September 11, 2009

Nice Wahoo!




We were contacted by our customer Steve Sprague this week and he had a fish story to tell. On January 7th, 2009 he was trolling our pink/black "wahoo-bite" off the coast of Palm Beach, FL. His speed was 14 knots, and the fish weighed 50+ pounds. His email to us concluded by saying: "Nice way to start the new year!". You got that right Steve! Thanks for sharing!



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Monday, August 17, 2009

Old Wahoo Footage

This video is an oldie, but goodie!! One of the many good times on Mike's old 19 Mako "Kingfisher II". That Mako may have been small, but she sure did take care of us. This particular trip we had heard of reports of wahoo being caught south of Port Everglades all week. So Mike puts together a crew of three, Mike, Manny, and Pete. We decide that the earlier the better so we hit the inlet at just after dawn. The plan was to troll some BigBite Offshore "Wahoo-Bites" wahoo lures over the reefs in a zig-zag motion between 90-250. It didn't take very long before the line started peeling off and we knew what we had in store. WAHOO, AKA ONO for anglers out west. This video is the final 2:30 of the fight. Manny was on the rod, Mike on the gaff, and Pete filming the video. Enjoy the footage.