Attention Tackle Shack!

[kodiak1]

Hey guys. I have posted a report on Bingo Bugs on the BigFishTackle (Idaho general) side about this new lure/fly that has every one's attention in B.C. Check it out, and see if you'd be interested in carrying it. Mike

 

[SilverBullets]

Hey guys. I have posted a report on Bingo Bugs on the BigFishTackle (Idaho general) side about this new lure/fly that has every one's attention in B.C. Check it out, and see if you'd be interested in carrying it. Mike

The bingo bug & frisky fly have been around a long time. I've bought both in just the last couple years at a store here in Bend. The maufacturers of these lures have changed alot over the years. Check these links out...
http://www.friskyfly.com/products.html
http://www.luckybuglures.com/

 

[RalphL]

any good??

 

[SilverBullets]

any good??

If your asking me I wouldn't know...been carrying them around in the boat for the last 6 years and have yet to try one.

edit: with color patterns like this they could be deadly on kokes...
http://www.luckybuglures.com/shop-online/page/8/

 

[kodiak1]

You're right (of course!). I was looking at the Lucky Bug Co. in B.C., who says they are the producers of the "newly redesigned Bingo Bug". It is obvious from the price that Ted's sells them for that they are the ones from your home town of Bend. The Canadian version sells for 7.99. I knew of the Frisky Fly, but this is the first time I have heard of these. You have already been asked if they produce, and I look forward to your reply. Thanks for the info. Mike

 

[SilverBullets]

The ones I have are more trout colors. It looks like the company up in B.C. has taken this lure to a whole new level judgeing by the pages of color patterns. I don't know what trolling speed is recommended but as long as the action and color interests them I don't see how a koke could resist.

 

[kodiak1]

The Canadian company recommends 1.5 for kokes and up to 3.0 for trout and salmon. Mike