What's NEW At Omnia This Week? | More From Bates, Treeshaker, and Keitech!

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What's up everybody it's Polish Pete and this is just landed. And we got some cool stuff that just came in. In fact one of them was something I was very interested in seeing and a little bit surprised by and that is the new KeiTech Heavy Duty Model 4 jig. When I saw this thing on paper I thought it was going to be a compact little jig with a still a small hook in it maybe just a heavier gauge wire. No this is a heavy duty flip and jig. This thing is a monster decoy hook in it, a hook from the manufacturer decoy I should say. Very very nice hook in it, very stout hook and a big hook. The colors in these are pretty cool, it's KeiTech stuff. It looks just like the regular small KeiTech jigs but on a heavy heavy duty package. This is big stuff. They start at half ounce, go to three quarter and one ounce so big fish jigs and I'm really digging them. I'm going to be taking some of these home I promise. Next up tree shaker. We're going to bunch of different stuff from tree shaker coming in. We're starting off here with a shaky head here. This features a screw lock style keeper on it. Just screw your worm on there and then you text suppose it with this five-out hook in here. They're powder coated heads. These are great shaky heads. This style of shaky head I like a lot for like hand-poured style worms. I think the keeper works great with that. Next last but not least I should say we have the OG here from Bates. I know you guys have heard us talking about Bates a lot here. It's brand new brand for us here at Omnia. It's been out a little while. This stuff is USA made stuff or at least a lot of the machining and stuff is over here in the states. They're still putting together some of the parts and sources of some of the components right now but I'm going to tell you right now so far massively impressed. These things are not cheap but they feel really really high end in hand. This is a seaance, machined aluminum frame, bar stock aluminum. So this is a one piece frame. This is just one giant bar chunk of aluminum and they mill the reel out of it and it's really really cool. It's got an offset gearbox on it that actually features 7-1-1 gears. I believe this is the same gearing that's in even the small like the hundos and they're low profile cell reels. This thing is way smaller than it probably looks even on camera. Palm's really small. Very rare you see a round reel with this fast gear ratio because it's got what I'm guessing is just the gears out of the the low profile reels there. But this thing feels absolutely awesome. I'm trying to make up and excuse my head why I have to have one of these. I haven't found yet but I'm going to figure it out at some point. But if you're into the old school reels you've been trying to find a round reel that performs more like today's modern day bay casters. This does feature a magnetic break in it. It's adjustable on the side plate right here and every one of these reels we put line on here in the warehouse we're a little air mail and stuff. The break in these is awesome. They do cast really really far. So if you're a power fisherman looking for some old school reels and a new school package check out the baits OG. All this stuff's on the site now. Go shopping.