Mother of all Teasers. This bad boy is big and fat! 18 inches overall length and with a head girth of 3.5 inches. Weighs about a pound and half. Chungus is aggressive, shakes wildly and makes a lot of commotion. It likes some line angle, so if you can’t pull it from a rigger it will need to be about 2-3 waves back to run properly. 

Long and skinny, at 8 inches overall length the shaft is perfect size to get all jobs done.

Jetted for her pleasure, this plug rips through the water leaving a nice little bubble trail in it’s wake. Many of fish have ended up on the business end of the Shaft. Recently passed the Blue Marlin test.

All resin, no added weight. 4 jets

I like to pull this in the shotgun position, it will still swim well even with a lot of belly in the line. Are you ready to get the Shaft?

BOM 302 skirt size

Dubbed the small “Butt Plug” at 8 inches overall length and of course is “jetted for her pleasure” with its 8 jets.

This light tackle lure is easy to set in the spread and pull in all-weather conditions. Has a nice, very tight head shake and produces plenty of smoke to attract the big girls. Primarily irresistible to meat fish but has seen its fair share of billfish action. 

This lure will work in all positions, but when I’m pulling it I have in the long rigger. Great all around lure. 

All resin, no added weight.

BOM 302 skirt size

7 inches overall length with 4 small jets on the nose.

Easy to set and pull. This is a pretty productive small lure, tuna and dorado are not safe when this little guy is being pulled. Elephants do in fact eat peanuts, passed the Marlin test.

I like to pull this one long rigger or shotgun. Also makes for a nice easy snack if you position it just behind your daisy chain teaser. 

All resin, no added weight.

BOM 302 skirt size

When you pull this one out, everyone is gonna say, “wow, that’s not that big.” You’re gonna tell them, “It’s soft.”   Introducing the Lil Pecker, the first in my Soft Head line up. 10” overall length soft head lure. 

It doesn’t need to be big to catch a lot! In fact little peckers often get bit more than big peckers, it’s less intimidating easier to manage.

This is a size up from my small/light tackle lures, but still a little smaller than my medium tackle lures. An in between size.

Will be offered in two variations. 

1- double skirted to be pulled as a traditional lure

2- it will only have one skirt collar with a single skirt for you to rig with a ballyhoo. Skirt will be left long so you can trim as you see fit. 

BOM 402 skirt size  

Soft head Chugger 10” overall length. Not that long, but it’s got some girth! Massive cup face on a small profile bait with just enough taper to give it a very seductive action for the pelagics. 

I’ll be offering this bad boy in two variations. First variant will be double skirted for you to pull like a traditional lure.

The second variation will only have just one skirt collar so you can rig it with a ballyhoo! Skirts will be left long you can trim as you see fit. 

This big sucker comes in at 10 inches overall length. A scaled-up version of the small sucker that has a little more action and a lot more smoke with its larger jets while still being an easy lure to set and pull in your spread. Be prepared for some bill rash on these heads.

I like to pull it off the riggers, short & long. This lure holds to water exceptionally well and can be used in all positions. 

All resin, no added weight.

BOM 502 skirts

This smooth running 10 inch-er is easy to love. Troll it slow, troll it fast, troll it long & hard, throw it in a mixed spread. The Ass Man is extremely versatile, very easy to set and can be thrown into just about any spread you want to pull. It can be put in any position, all weather. It is extremely stable and cycles beautifully even at speeds of 14 knots. 

All resin, no added weight.

BOM 502 Skirts

Dubbed the large “Butt Plug” sporting 8 jets and measures around 11 inches overall length.

This is an aggressive surface running lure. Produces a lot of smoke and wild head shaking. Unlike the smaller version this one is a little more difficult to set in the spread, she doesn’t like a lot of line angle and will try to come out of the water at the end of the cycle if the angle is too steep. I like to pull it from the short rigger position, she does need angle to cycle properly just not too much. When you get her set just right, she cycles beautifully. She is a fish raiser and will get the billfish fired up. Has passed the Blue Marlin test. I recommend using a loose hook rig.

I don’t build these often, if you are interested in one shoot me a message I can build to order.

BOM 502 skirts

Coming in at 11” overall length, the Bomb Version 1 has smooth double taper and a decently sized cupped face with 4 jets. To spice it up she has a large step at the back of the head. She is a fairly smooth-running lure with a beautiful swimming action. All weather, easy to set fish killer.

All resin, no added weight.

BOM 502 skirts

This is a 11-inch lure, similar to the V1, but with a slightly different taper and a smaller step at the rear of the head, bigger cup on the face but jetted the same. The V2 digs deeper and takes a lot of air down with it. Both versions have slightly different actions, yet both catch fish. The V2 will have more head shake when it is at the end of the cycle coming back up to the surface to get more air.

This is a great short rigger lure that will put fish in your boat.

All resin, no added weight.

BOM 502 skirts

A new style of jetting for resin heads. This head has four jets at the face of the lure that run into a mixing chamber, from there water/air exits one large circular jet that is just before the skirts. The final jet is shaped like a valve on an engine cylinder head. Smokes like no other lure. the body of the lure stays clean while the smoke exits in a thick fog out of the valve like jet at the rear of the head just before the skirts.

This is still a very new lure not many out there being pulled. I had a billfish strike on my personal Saturn 5 in the “Electric Pearl” color. I love the action of this lure, it is going to be a big producer. I pull it on the short rigger.

All resin, no added weight.

BOM 502 skirt size

Hands off my Jimmy! This is the 13” plug she tells you not to worry about. Shakes aggressively, proven marlin raiser. The head is not weighted and can be slow trolled. 

This is a short corner/ short rigger lure. Pull it with a hook or use it as a teaser. 

Also jetted for her pleasure, 4 jets at the bottom of the cup on the face that exit out just before the skirts in the step down area at the back of the head. 

BOM 602 skirt size 

She’s not the skinniest girl in the spread. At 13” overall length with that massive head, she’s got some girth. This a keel weighted lure with a very lightly scooped face. Has a large step down at the back of the head, also has V-shaped belly at the nose of the lure which rounds back off symmetrically in the rear. It does the dance and at the end of the day it’s always looking to bring the big girl home.

Comes with a rubber hook lock glued to the back of the head.

BOM 502 skirts.

COMING SOON!

Whether you’re slow or high speed trolling, this 15” lure is what you need to be Probing for pelagics with. Large profile, beautiful swimming action and of course JETS.

The Probe is big and jetted for her pleasure. Can be trolled up to 17 knots without an inline trolling weight with minimal blowouts. Over that speed will require an inline weight to keep it in the water. 

Offered in two different variants

1. Keel weighted 9oz head with a hook lock. This is for a semi-stiff rig hook set

2. Light symmetrically weighted 7oz head. Intended for a swinging hook rig. This head will have better action through the water than the keel weighted version.

BOM 602 skirt size

Spice up ANY lure with a pair of iridescent wings.

Adds flash to the skirted area of the lure.

Pre-cut wings in two different sizes. For small lures (up to 8” overall length) and for medium size lures (over 8” overall length)

Sold in pairs of 2. (One for each side of lure)

These lures just didn’t make the cosmetic cut. There’s nothing wrong with them, they will perform just as well as the others. 

Sometimes a dog hair from my pets (Husky & Blue healer) get into my molds, often very hard to spot, but once you see it you can’t unsee it. Others maybe the resin dye is too dark or the insert stickers peeled/discolored. 

These blemished lures are available in limited quantities at a discounted price. You’re pretty much paying for a pair of skirts and getting the head for free.