Corey Meyers "Flowage Boas"...

[JWalkBeloit]

It seems that these lures seem to work quite well on the Chip...I was wondering if these can be purchased online? I dont want to risk getting to tackle shop in Hayward and them being sold out...Thanks for help...I already have all the Sennett lures in case that was somebody suggestion....

[CrazyED]

This doesn't answer your question but when I was up there last week of June, D&B tackle had a bunch in stock. You might checkout the Flowage Boa facebook page and contact them directly.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Flowa...18163081548051

[Ty Sennett]

As good as we did the last two days of muskie fishing, I would buy whatever you can get because I know they are limited.

[muskymeyer]

D&B Bait & Tackle, Deerfoot, Pat's Landing and The Landing are stocked at this time. Or that's to say I have no orders to fill. Thanks.

Corey Meyer

[JWalkBeloit]

TY Crazy Ed...

[JWalkBeloit]

Thanks TY...

[JWalkBeloit]

Thanks Corey for info...Seems like you created a winner...Kudos!!

[revmike]

Anybody have trouble getting the blades on the boa to engage consistently? Mine spin about 50% of the time. The others retrieves the blades come in limp. Any thoughts?

[Ty Sennett]

You must have the double bladed ones. Try tightening the clevis a little and see if that works.

[muskymeyer]

I would agree with what Ty said. On double bladed Boa's the clevis ends should be "parallel", not open when looked at. Hope this makes sense.

Corey Meyer

[revmike]

Problem solved. Thanks.