Cabezon plastics colors?

  The ones I had seemed to just be a flat plastics with about 16 legs radiating maybe 1.5" out, pretty sparse, but enough to give a little bulk.

-Allen

hey allen have you looked/thought about the replacement skirts for the lucanus jigs?

Looks too sparse to me.  The legs are skinnier.  I may have some skirts around somewhere, in colors I don't use very often.  It would be pretty easy to make a mold out of them.  nudge nudge wink wink

-Allen

P.s. working on a soft plastic 4 inch crab jig with soft, flat undersided legs that should wriggle like crazy. The color? lil dungee! lol

Go for a rock crab pattern (reds, brown, orange, white belly).  Occupying the same habitat, they're more likely to come accross rockies.   

P.s. working on a soft plastic 4 inch crab jig with soft, flat undersided legs that should wriggle like crazy. The color? lil dungee! lol

Go for a rock crab pattern (reds, brown, orange, white belly).  Occupying the same habitat, they're more likely to come accross rockies.

+1. I've seen mostly rock crab and kelp crabs in bellies....

Sincerely,

Jim

Make patterns for rock, dungies and kelp crab.  Up here in Trinidad the crab inside cab bellies are mostly dungies.

"Packaged in shrimp oil", brilliant idea, that might just be as important as anything else.