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• Jaxon Mini Crawfish
• Sovereign Cockroaches
• Sovereign Jiggin' Frog
• Sovereign Naked Toads
• Sovereign Super Crawfish
• Sovereign Superfrog

Sovereign Jiggin' Frog: We originally acquired these frogs as a cheaper "Do it yourself" alternative to Felmlee Frogs but when I showed the initial sample to Mick Brown at the NEC he asked for a jighead, rigged it up, showed us how he would use it and we sold just over 1000 in two days on Micks recommendation. This frog comes in green, green or green although the spot  pattern on the back varies considerably from frog to frog. Without a jighead these frogs float and as I've already said can be DIY-rigged on weedless hooks or whatever. These are an inexpensive fishing lure and a fantastic catcher, especially during spring and autumn when frogs are either entering the water to spawn or leaving the water to hibernate. Available singly or packs of five plus one free jighead.

Jaxon Mini Crawfish: These baits in this weight have been made especially for Sovereign. Usually ready weighted lures like this come with 12 to 15g embedded in them. These mini crawfish have just 3 1/2g of jighead buried inside 1 1/2g of plastic, therefore can be used on ultralite rods. The large flat claws and feelers wave enticingly as they are jigged and the tail has been moulded into a step to enable these to STANDUP on the bottom like an aggressive crayfish. The few people we had try these out for us in different parts of the country all came back for more immediately. Early results are extremely promising.

Sovereign Cockroaches: Here we have a superb imitation cockroach, approximately an inch long, very realistic, with moveable legs. It can be used in a number of different ways. it can be used on an ordinary hook on the surface, it can be used on a fly rod, can be rigged with a small weedless hook to drag across pond weed and lily pads or piles of floating debris jammed against a tree. It can also be used with a small jighead across the bottom. We have had a huge number of species on these beetles from trout to carp. These are very cheap and an extremely useful addition to the lure box.

Sovereign Naked Toads: Is quite obviously a frog shaped soft plastic but with a difference. The paddle feet twist and turn in the water which even to the human eye actually look like they are propelling the bait. The two feet are cast in such a way that they have an opposing action, therefore the bait swims with incredibly good stability.

When used simply with a weedless hook this bait can easily be kept on the surface and makes a lot of disturbance. It can also be fished Texas style with a bullet weight just in front to hop over sunken weed beds and obstacles or fished on a light jighead close to the bottom.        Prices...