Should do, but it's pretty political, pretty narrow audience, and I don't want to step on too many toes...more than I have. I think our website covers the situation pretty well. Original inventor/innovator/machinist got ripped off (that's my opinion). What we're offering isn't new, it's the original product, original manufacturer, his design and manufacture. The other jig on the market is a knock-off product, copied, made by another lower cost machine shop with no investment into it's creation. That's my opinion, the fellow behind the other jig being sold may have a different take, but noting trade name, when product went into service, etc...it's darn clear what occurred.

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That's in the title of the video Hector - MagTrak.

Should be just fine, they can take some hits and keep on ticking.

Well, I opened it up with a hammer. I had a lot of water in it from over a year ago and the magnetic bottom rusted out on one fish. It’s all good next time I won’t keep the hook in the magnet which I did on accident didn’t realize it.

@@CharkBaitUSA I just ordered salta one thanks

@@fishonj2319 Me too, that's why I mention not keeping the hooks in the receiver. On the new SALTA versions, the magnet assembly can be easily replaced, less of an issue. But, still when in storage I'll not keep hook within the receiver. The new finishes from SALTA look great!

@@CharkBaitUSA thanks I still order two older versions just in case but I’m gonna be ordering some more saltes if I like them

Good way to put it, they are robust. I was really impressed by how well they tracked, straight and true, easy to stack rigs on the stern when they stay where they're supposed to be! Nicely weighted, like keeping the stinger hook where it will do the most good - in the belly not swinging all over the place. I think there will be less false strikes given the way they designed the lure. Not cheap, almost $90, but figure a DTX minnow might be one-and-done at $35..., well they aren't too bad at all and they will hold up given production materials used.