Just Landed: Uncle Josh, Hayabusa, and More

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What's up, Everybody is Polish Pete and this is just landed. And today we got everything from some old school to some really cool new stuff. We got old school, Uncle Josh's pork frogs. So if you ever heard the term gigging a pig, this is where it comes from. If you're not familiar with these back in the day, use actual chunks of pork rind on the back of a catch fish. They call it a pork frog. It does look similar to like a chunk and it's a great jig trailer. Great cold water bait does work all year long. Don't leave them on your hook overnight. They turn into a little weapon. But these things absolutely get bit, they've been a confidence bait for people for a long, long time. So if you want to try a little old school with your body of water that you're fishing, check out these uncle josh's pork frogs

Next up you got Hayabusa. So this is how it tackles out of sturgeon, bay Wisconsin. I've been there myself and fish for some of those giant Jurassic park size smallmouth out there. And this is a tube that's won a lot of money out there. Tiny little tubes like this are great crawfish imitations and goby imitations. This particular goby color here is absolutely beautiful. So if you're looking up, you're smallmouth game, check out these little Hayabusa tackle tubes. Next up is an expansion in high abuse a hook. So this is a japanese brand of hooks. Really high quality hooks right here. We have a flipping hook with like a floor carbon style keeper. I'm actually starting to use these a little bit more. My confidence is growing on kind of flip shot presentation with, with, with using this style of hook with that kind of keeper on it straight shank there. This is a wacky style hook with a with a little wireguard on it.

So if you're fishing around a bunch of vegetation or brush something like that, you want a wacky rig, this is a cool high end hook for that. You got your standard like EWG style hook here that's like coated really super sticky sharp. So the high busta hooks are getting a big following with that kind of JDM market there. And this is a killer little hook to any type of texas rig application, like a Carolina rig, anything like that. And if you want to wait on it, you can get a little screw lock you W. G. Style with a belly hook in it. So the main tactic people are using these for is usually like your hollow belly swim baits and things like that, but soft plastic jerk bait, you're starting to see a lot of people actually worming fishing a tube, things like that and you have that belly style hook and it gives the bait a different fall to it and you can text pose just about anything you want with that screw lock, you W. G weighted hook from high booster there and this one here is one that I was super pumped about. I saw the pictures of it, didn't think much of it.

A bunch of little flapping style frogs and like that buzz toad kind of style frog frogs that are out there until I picked this thing up at a show. We were at these things are super soft. This is the Spro essential series. This is their flapping frog 65. These things are made of a new type of thermal plastic. It is like a last textile, like really stretchy super soft plastic. So the plastic itself aids in the floating, it's not so much all about the air in it. So if you get water in the frog, this is still gonna float because it's made of that stretchy style plastic. It's so super soft. But the coolest feature of this that other than it being super soft and stretchy and durable is the fact that it's got a gamma got Sue frog hook in it that's coated so it's the first frog hook I've seen come in a stock boxed frog with a coated hook in it like this. It's super nice. I mean come on, this thing's gonna catch them. I'm gonna buy a bunch of these myself, go ahead on the site now and check all this stuff out and we got a ton more coming in every day and go catch them.