NEW Strike Guards

[Aric3320]

Click the link for Bait Guards   


https://jjbaitguards.com/

[bunnyslayer]

Cant see the pic. Will the rod clamp be adjustable for different rod diameters?

[Aric3320]

The rod clamp has a ID of 1" and is flexible to accommodate larger diameters. I will also be making some with a rod clamp that's 3/4" for smaller rods. 

[walkabout]

They look nice great job..

[walkabout]

I would be interested in a couple...  Does anyone here on HVS still use these?

[Buck Shot 0933]

I still use em. Love em for bait fishing from shore and in the boat

[greensider]

i use them

[Brownie]

I'll take a few.

[Take Em]

Nice! I still use them on the reservoir boat and would be interested in buying 2 more. Can you find a way to get them to float?

[gill1]

Nice! I still use them on the reservoir boat and would be interested in buying 2 more. Can you find a way to get them to float?

absolutely would like a couple..  Started with about 10 of them 10 years ago and down to 2 now.  I have made it habit to stand up set the hook and put the strike guard in my pocket while fighting the fish so I don't loose them.  Also will these still have the tension adjustment?  I cant see the picture.

[Aric3320]

I'm not sure if they will sink or float. I could model some air bubbles into the strike guard to make them lighter. Thanks for the input!

[Aric3320]

Nice! I still use them on the reservoir boat and would be interested in buying 2 more. Can you find a way to get them to float?

absolutely would like a couple..  Started with about 10 of them 10 years ago and down to 2 now.  I have made it habit to stand up set the hook and put the strike guard in my pocket while fighting the fish so I don't loose them.  Also will these still have the tension adjustment?  I cant see the picture.

YES, you will be able to adjust the tension.

[Appleman]

I was looking for some new ones at NDA the other week-- Joe told me about the bad news (to me) that they were not made anymore--good news 3320.  I'll take a few.  Good luck with the new product!

[Take Em]

Just be careful of copyright and trademark issues. Wish you luck man

[Aric3320]

Thanks for the advise. I looked into the patent before I started and it was issued in 1970. The patent has not been reissued and they expire after 20 years. The company seems to be out of business so I wouldn't infringing on their market sales. I'm only posting them on HVS. I want to keep it local.