Also, quick question on rigging.. how you keep the teaser from tangling up in your lure every cast? I've tried 3 way swivels, and dropper loops and every cast it seems that I'm always untangling the twisted mess every cast to the point where I stop using the teaser.
I put a link should pop up on the video with rigging with a dropper loop. What pound test are you using? I normally go with 30lb all around if I am not sure what is biting but can go as low as 20 and as high as 60. If your mono is too limp the teaser will do what your saying. OR if your using a BIG hook like a 5/0 6/0 and especially 8/0 that hook adds a lot of weight and the teaser will swing around and tangle. a big hook will also cut into your cast substantially as the size goes up. Its one of those 2, the hook is too big for the mono or your mono is too light for the hook. What size hook are you using? 4/0 30lb should be ok, but 40lb would be more stiff to the hook, 8/0 your in 50-60lb mono range. It should have a slight curve when you hold from the top of your mono leader your teaser should not drop down the main line or stick straight out. This is one of the beauties of fishing there are plenty of other finer details to worry about! Hope some helps, kindest Jerry
@@FishYourWay Jerry you have shared the secret sauce finally! Really solid video, you are the TH-camr that turned me on to teasers and I had the best season last summer.. in fact the teaser outfished every lure I used. As you mentioned, I had a problem with limp 20lb test, once I bumped up to a stiffer 25 lb or 30 lb my problem went away with a dropper loop. Excellent video...as usual!
They will most days outfish any lure in front or behind them in addition to other lures on the beach! I never go with out them most days of the year and only a few will fish without em for certain reasons here and there but my #1 is the teaser! Glad I could show you the light of teaser fishing thanks for the kind words and Fish Your Way! @@totalnoobfishing1753
Jerry--I tied your teaser design and got into a major striper blitz yesterday and a 32 inch striper took my teaser! And it was tied on my own teaser rig that I tied myself and everything held up--that was so awesome catching a bass on a lure I tied myself. Thanks Jerry for all of these great instructional videos! You are the master! I'd love to fish with you one day!
That is so awesome to hear really makes my day when I read a comment like this thank you crumpybumpystick! They are great! Work the best of all I have had and used! So cool to hear again thank you!
Hi Jerry.. I just caught a 20 inch Spanish Mackerel off the jetty at LBI using this..your hand-tied teaser pattern! I had it attached to a Deadly Dick but the Mackerel went for yiur teaser! I have caught so many fish on this teaser all thanks to you! The gift that keeps on giving (really catching lol). Thanks again! It was my very first Mackerel I ever caught too!!!!
Just want to say thanks for all that you’ve taught me. I’m tying my own teasers now, based on your videos. They truly get fish on the beach! I kept good stats for the past three years and discovered that I caught 20 percent of my stripers on the teaser. Best wishes!
@@FishYourWay With your teasers you sometimes seem to catch even more fish, than with the usual bait. But the most I like is that you allways keep the stuff easy. No fancy 500$ reels or rods. You even have a heart for old tackle and especially old reels. Sometimes I really wish to simply call you up and go fishing. Keep fishing your way Jerry!
I like how you pre cut all materials before tying them down ,this saves your scissors edge . If you always lash down then cut you have to use the tips of your scissors and this dulls your edge . Nice video
Love the teaser Jerry. The term simpler is better certainly holds true when it comes to teasers. The way you tie them and work them makes them resemble so many different types of baitfish. Being able to make up a bunch in a short while and fish them at will helps keep you in the game that much longer!
Great points you bring up there Kev, I think the main feature is fast to tie! I should have mentioned more that sparse is good too making them easier and faster to boot!! Thanks as always for adding! Fish your Way! Jerry
Jerry, thank you very much for taking the time to teach us how to tie your deadly striper teasers! I’m gonna start tying them as soon as my order from Aliexpress gets to me!
Some weeks before the surf gets in gear so youll have plenty of time to tie a bunch! Much welcome and thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!
Thanks for posting this. Imperfection does make it more natural for sure. These teasers are very good for a wide variety of fish. I like to add Mylar and finish the wrap with hard as nails.
Mylar is a great addition and you cant beat hard as nails for a finish threads will never open! Thanks for watching and commenting! Fish Your Way! Jerry
Nice instructional Jerry! I just started tying my own bucktails last year n now I have about 100 along with a few dozen teasers. Great way to beat the cabin fever waiting for the stripers to return
Ah the old bucktail tie! I know a few guys who do the same hundreds to pick from trunks a filled! Good Stuff! Fish will be abouts soon! Thanks as always Fire!
Hiya jack, I am ready for spring in fall! These are great summer baits aned will keep you busy on the surf all year long! Thanks as always for watching and commenting! Thanks jack!
I would suggest getting a head cement as superglue breaks down over time in water. Hareline, loon and wapsi make good ones. But thanks for the video I'll try tying this up later!
Hi John and thanks! For bigger bass I go 3/0 but 2/0 as this is a great size overall if I did not mention in the video? Much appreciate the comment kind regards Jerry
Hi Enthusiastic thanks! I bet you could make smaller ones on a size 6 or 8 hooks for fishing through the ice by you above your lure or bait! Bet they would work!
Hey Jerry hope all is well. Teasers are getting better each day. I know you already know this but I have learn that not all Bucktails are created equal. Size, density of the hair, coarseness, perhaps age of the buck...enjoying tying none the less.
Hi Thomas thanks good to hear from you, doing a lot of tying too! So true on the bucktails, what I tend to do is make them somewhat full then as they wear they are on the sparse side of the spectrum until most of the hair is gone and then repeat. 3 bucktails one full, one medium one sparse and cycle through! If I dont have anothe bucktail I will alter/add/change/remove the trailer. The type/size trailer you use will also change the sink rate significantly, why sometimes they work better without or with. What I do with the 360 bucktail teasers is tie them really full as they wear and thin I graduate them to flies that get out a little further then a full. Fishing is so wild!
Fishing with an egg is a great way to get em out there! Sometimes I have a popper ready and tie one on 3 -4 behind to work on top, also great as a chaser fly with a clouser! Thanks Capt Fish Your Way! Jerry
Hi Jerry, Great lesson on tying teasers. It looks perfect to me. I tied a few teasers using white yarn. I'm going to use them when I fluke fish this summer, drifting a bucktail jig and Gulp minnow and a teaser on top. I'll let you know how they work. Thanks for the lesson and information. Mickey
The imperfection makes em the perfect teaser! Yarn is great I am still playing with that still in awe how the yarn uv just works! Tipping with gulp may make em the ultimate fluke bait! Thanks Mickey!
Enjoy your videos and appreciate your wisdom. I can't justify expensive hooks so I also use Mustard 3407 and Eagle claw 254. Someone showed me how to bind 2 chainsaw files together with rubber bands. Then run the hook points in the groove between the files to quickly sharpen hooks. I crush all barbs to protect myself and the fish. Thanks
Thanks a bunch for watching and your comment theodore. The Mustad is a great saltwater hook well priced and one for every tie. i will have to look into that chainsaw file look like make a quick sharpen! I like a slight barb I actually do crush the 3407 barb down a bit I think its too big for a good bite but leave a tad for holding. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Bill! You always get me right before I retire the night love it! Throw some leade eyes and a awesome hair jig too! Use to use them in the river with the white and tan portion for smallies years back. Killer jig too! Fish love em! All fish! Thanks as always Bill!
You can use any color thread I just like red think it adds to the red chin looks nice. In the end I think I show some I tied in black which I had laying around but red is my prefer color MOST the time, sometimes if I am really busy I grab whats in front of me before refilling a bobbin!
I get em from a seller on ebay if she does not have what I need I find what I can get but The Lady Fly Tier on ebay is where I get most my bucktail from, thanks Tim!
awesome video Jerry--what are the 2 devices you are using...the one that holds the hook in place and the one that is wrapping the thread around the hook?
@@FishYourWay Thank you Jerry! One other question...you say you tie a lot of them at once..why? Do they fall apart, or do you lose them with snags? I fish at LBI a lot and there is minimal structure there..when I use store bought teasers they last a long time but they don't look as good as your hand-tied ones.
I tie a bunch because I got the hair out and its quicker then having to take it all out again and I can give some away and not have to bother making em until I run out the more the better! Come to think I have to do some soon IO am low on em!
Very good point Tim, always know when to keep things sparse and when to go heavy a time and place for everything in the fishingverse, thanks for sharing that good stuff!
I absolutely love your channel. I also am a DIY guy so its perfect. What do you suggest as a bucktail weighted head 1/2oz up to 3 or 4 oz? Also what thread do you suggest, any thread my wife has around the house.
Hiya john thanks for watching and the kind words. You can certainly tie a few up with weight I actually tie a few hackles in the rear to make em longer when I do that. 1/2 to 1 ounce this method should be perfect, over one ounce you may need more hair and tie on the quarters to even out around lead. YES, you wife or grandmas thread is fine but check with her first, i remember as a kid using up all of grandmas thread and she was not too happy! The super glue will bind it all firm long and tight. thanks again for watching and hope you subscribe to the channel! Fish Your Way! Jerry
Waiting to see your lip ripping adventure! I know what you mean I worked on this took a while lost my enthusiasm but finished last night felt like it took forever! Take your time Aaron perfection is good too!
Hi david and thanks kindly! I got your other comment as well about fishing with your Dads friends you must be around my old or older my grandfather was in wwII and father Korea and know what you mean. Much appreciate the kind words. I have tied them reverse and found they work just as well! One thing but as a fly if you put weighted eyes upside down it take a whole different kind of action and wobbles neat stuff! But most the time I try to fish em dark side up but in the end i think the results are close to equal, great question and thanks again! Fish Your Way, Jerry
I have 2 neither are anything special and you could get the same for about 10-20 dollars, find something low priced to start and if you take off theres all kind vices to make life easy. I dont mind the extra work or turning a hook or holding hair etc but anything should do the trick!
Thats a great question, I generally do not but you can tip them with most anything for light bait fishing OR you can use any trailer such as you would a bucktail. I am sure also tipped with gulp. Squid would probably work great and actually squid/killies or spearing would be ideal for fluke! I like em plain but bait would be another way to fishem great question!
Hi Jerry id like to invite you on a fishing trip in montauk tomorow on kenneth westerfelds boat. We will be targetting fluke and seabass. Please let me know if your available
Wow that is very kind of you! It would be a joy pleasure and dream to fish with you and on Kenneths boat but I will not be available :( I really do appreciate the offer and take it most kindly to heart. A gesture invite a such - is the same to me as I have just caught a 30lb blackfish! Thank you all kindly from the heart!
Also, quick question on rigging.. how you keep the teaser from tangling up in your lure every cast? I've tried 3 way swivels, and dropper loops and every cast it seems that I'm always untangling the twisted mess every cast to the point where I stop using the teaser.
I put a link should pop up on the video with rigging with a dropper loop. What pound test are you using? I normally go with 30lb all around if I am not sure what is biting but can go as low as 20 and as high as 60. If your mono is too limp the teaser will do what your saying. OR if your using a BIG hook like a 5/0 6/0 and especially 8/0 that hook adds a lot of weight and the teaser will swing around and tangle. a big hook will also cut into your cast substantially as the size goes up.
Its one of those 2, the hook is too big for the mono or your mono is too light for the hook. What size hook are you using? 4/0 30lb should be ok, but 40lb would be more stiff to the hook, 8/0 your in 50-60lb mono range. It should have a slight curve when you hold from the top of your mono leader your teaser should not drop down the main line or stick straight out. This is one of the beauties of fishing there are plenty of other finer details to worry about! Hope some helps, kindest Jerry
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@@FishYourWay Jerry you have shared the secret sauce finally! Really solid video, you are the TH-camr that turned me on to teasers and I had the best season last summer.. in fact the teaser outfished every lure I used.
As you mentioned, I had a problem with limp 20lb test, once I bumped up to a stiffer 25 lb or 30 lb my problem went away with a dropper loop.
Excellent video...as usual!
They will most days outfish any lure in front or behind them in addition to other lures on the beach! I never go with out them most days of the year and only a few will fish without em for certain reasons here and there but my #1 is the teaser! Glad I could show you the light of teaser fishing thanks for the kind words and Fish Your Way! @@totalnoobfishing1753
Thanks for adding that about Flouro Leadr Andrew! @@andrewrollins4898
Jerry--I tied your teaser design and got into a major striper blitz yesterday and a 32 inch striper took my teaser! And it was tied on my own teaser rig that I tied myself and everything held up--that was so awesome catching a bass on a lure I tied myself. Thanks Jerry for all of these great instructional videos! You are the master! I'd love to fish with you one day!
That is so awesome to hear really makes my day when I read a comment like this thank you crumpybumpystick! They are great! Work the best of all I have had and used! So cool to hear again thank you!
Hi Jerry.. I just caught a 20 inch Spanish Mackerel off the jetty at LBI using this..your hand-tied teaser pattern! I had it attached to a Deadly Dick but the Mackerel went for yiur teaser! I have caught so many fish on this teaser all thanks to you! The gift that keeps on giving (really catching lol). Thanks again! It was my very first Mackerel I ever caught too!!!!
That is so awesome!
Awesome work Jerry.
Thank you kindly!!!
Just want to say thanks for all that you’ve taught me. I’m tying my own teasers now, based on your videos. They truly get fish on the beach! I kept good stats for the past three years and discovered that I caught 20 percent of my stripers on the teaser. Best wishes!
So much welcome and have to thank you for the words! I dont leave without them and find they are my num 1 most years! Thanks Steve!
Love your vids, simple and to the point, nothing overteaching. Like you point out: everybody has to make his own experiences.
Thanks again Robert! Did one for the full bass teaser too if you have not seen yet
@@FishYourWay With your teasers you sometimes seem to catch even more fish, than with the usual bait. But the most I like is that you allways keep the stuff easy. No fancy 500$ reels or rods. You even have a heart for old tackle and especially old reels. Sometimes I really wish to simply call you up and go fishing. Keep fishing your way Jerry!
Thanks Robert!
I like how you pre cut all materials before tying them down ,this saves your scissors edge .
If you always lash down then cut you have to use the tips of your scissors and this dulls your edge .
Nice video
You got it Timmy! Less work and makes a better teaser, Thanks much for watching commenting and subscribing!
Excellent video's keep them up
Thank you GMC!
Love the teaser Jerry. The term simpler is better certainly holds true when it comes to teasers. The way you tie them and work them makes them resemble so many different types of baitfish. Being able to make up a bunch in a short while and fish them at will helps keep you in the game that much longer!
Great points you bring up there Kev, I think the main feature is fast to tie! I should have mentioned more that sparse is good too making them easier and faster to boot!! Thanks as always for adding! Fish your Way! Jerry
Jerry, thank you very much for taking the time to teach us how to tie your deadly striper teasers! I’m gonna start tying them as soon as my order from Aliexpress gets to me!
Some weeks before the surf gets in gear so youll have plenty of time to tie a bunch! Much welcome and thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!
great video cleared up a lot of my problems
Great to hear! Thanks for watching and commenting Cory!
Thanks for posting this. Imperfection does make it more natural for sure. These teasers are very good for a wide variety of fish. I like to add Mylar and finish the wrap with hard as nails.
Mylar is a great addition and you cant beat hard as nails for a finish threads will never open! Thanks for watching and commenting! Fish Your Way! Jerry
Very well said FYW those teasers I never leave home with out them, I learned that from you awesome....
Hiya smokster thanks and they sure get the job done!
Nice instructional Jerry! I just started tying my own bucktails last year n now I have about 100 along with a few dozen teasers. Great way to beat the cabin fever waiting for the stripers to return
Ah the old bucktail tie! I know a few guys who do the same hundreds to pick from trunks a filled! Good Stuff! Fish will be abouts soon! Thanks as always Fire!
Thanks so much for this video!
You are so welcome! And thank you David for watching commenting and subscribing!
Great vid.Jerry. I've been tying all winter. Spring can't come soon enough! Tight lines.
Hiya jack, I am ready for spring in fall! These are great summer baits aned will keep you busy on the surf all year long! Thanks as always for watching and commenting! Thanks jack!
I would suggest getting a head cement as superglue breaks down over time in water. Hareline, loon and wapsi make good ones. But thanks for the video I'll try tying this up later!
Thanks for sharing certainly would be a great end touch
Excellent tutorial, I picked up some great tips, thanks Jerry !
Hi John and thanks! For bigger bass I go 3/0 but 2/0 as this is a great size overall if I did not mention in the video? Much appreciate the comment kind regards Jerry
Love the tie!👍
Thanks Don I like em cause they are quick to tie and effective thank you!
That's really cool you do it yourself man!
Hi Enthusiastic thanks! I bet you could make smaller ones on a size 6 or 8 hooks for fishing through the ice by you above your lure or bait! Bet they would work!
I salute you Sir!
Excellent knowledge put into a very nice narrative.... thanks!
Thanks kindly for the comment Kam much appreciate watching and commenting!
Hey Jerry hope all is well. Teasers are getting better each day. I know you already know this but I have learn that not all Bucktails are created equal. Size, density of the hair, coarseness, perhaps age of the buck...enjoying tying none the less.
Hi Thomas thanks good to hear from you, doing a lot of tying too! So true on the bucktails, what I tend to do is make them somewhat full then as they wear they are on the sparse side of the spectrum until most of the hair is gone and then repeat. 3 bucktails one full, one medium one sparse and cycle through! If I dont have anothe bucktail I will alter/add/change/remove the trailer. The type/size trailer you use will also change the sink rate significantly, why sometimes they work better without or with. What I do with the 360 bucktail teasers is tie them really full as they wear and thin I graduate them to flies that get out a little further then a full. Fishing is so wild!
Thanks for the cycling through tip, I will remember that. I also picked up flet sheets and made trailers...bring on the spring...BE WELL!
@@thomasnorris1353 Thanks Thomas you as well
Great job. Picked up a bunch of new flies and a new casting egg at ward melville expo. Along with a mess of other treats. Not long now😁
Fishing with an egg is a great way to get em out there! Sometimes I have a popper ready and tie one on 3 -4 behind to work on top, also great as a chaser fly with a clouser! Thanks Capt Fish Your Way! Jerry
Jerry your a fishing machine!
I try to get out when I can! Thanks much bushcraft always appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment!
Thank you
You're welcome Ali and thanks for watching subscribing and commenting!
Hi Jerry, Great lesson on tying teasers. It looks perfect to me. I tied a few teasers using white yarn. I'm going to use them when I fluke fish this summer, drifting a bucktail jig and Gulp minnow and a teaser on top. I'll let you know how they work. Thanks for the lesson and information. Mickey
The imperfection makes em the perfect teaser! Yarn is great I am still playing with that still in awe how the yarn uv just works! Tipping with gulp may make em the ultimate fluke bait! Thanks Mickey!
Hi Jerry, Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Thanks, Mickey
And thanks for adding to the picture Mickey! Fish Your Way! Jerry
Enjoy your videos and appreciate your wisdom. I can't justify expensive hooks so I also use Mustard 3407 and Eagle claw 254. Someone showed me how to bind 2 chainsaw files together with rubber bands. Then run the hook points in the groove between the files to quickly sharpen hooks. I crush all barbs to protect myself and the fish. Thanks
Thanks a bunch for watching and your comment theodore. The Mustad is a great saltwater hook well priced and one for every tie. i will have to look into that chainsaw file look like make a quick sharpen! I like a slight barb I actually do crush the 3407 barb down a bit I think its too big for a good bite but leave a tad for holding. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Jerry - I just may try to make a few.
Hi Bill! You always get me right before I retire the night love it! Throw some leade eyes and a awesome hair jig too! Use to use them in the river with the white and tan portion for smallies years back. Killer jig too! Fish love em! All fish! Thanks as always Bill!
@@FishYourWay Hey jerry - you should make a few a little smaller ones to try in the river I told you about for White Perch and schoolie Stripers.
Will keep in mind! thanks Bill!
Great video! I have been tying bucktail jigs all winter. I am waiting for some red thread to arrive then maybe I'll try some teasers. Thanks
You can use any color thread I just like red think it adds to the red chin looks nice. In the end I think I show some I tied in black which I had laying around but red is my prefer color MOST the time, sometimes if I am really busy I grab whats in front of me before refilling a bobbin!
Nice video, very informative. Where do you get the bucktails from?
I get em from a seller on ebay if she does not have what I need I find what I can get but The Lady Fly Tier on ebay is where I get most my bucktail from, thanks Tim!
awesome video Jerry--what are the 2 devices you are using...the one that holds the hook in place and the one that is wrapping the thread around the hook?
Thank you! great question, that is a fly tying vice to hold hook and a bobbin to hold line
@@FishYourWay Thank you Jerry! One other question...you say you tie a lot of them at once..why? Do they fall apart, or do you lose them with snags? I fish at LBI a lot and there is minimal structure there..when I use store bought teasers they last a long time but they don't look as good as your hand-tied ones.
I tie a bunch because I got the hair out and its quicker then having to take it all out again and I can give some away and not have to bother making em until I run out the more the better! Come to think I have to do some soon IO am low on em!
Awesome video Jerry. I noticed sometimes when using bucktail "less is more".
Very good point Tim, always know when to keep things sparse and when to go heavy a time and place for everything in the fishingverse, thanks for sharing that good stuff!
I absolutely love your channel. I also am a DIY guy so its perfect. What do you suggest as a bucktail weighted head 1/2oz up to 3 or 4 oz? Also what thread do you suggest, any thread my wife has around the house.
Hiya john thanks for watching and the kind words. You can certainly tie a few up with weight I actually tie a few hackles in the rear to make em longer when I do that. 1/2 to 1 ounce this method should be perfect, over one ounce you may need more hair and tie on the quarters to even out around lead. YES, you wife or grandmas thread is fine but check with her first, i remember as a kid using up all of grandmas thread and she was not too happy! The super glue will bind it all firm long and tight. thanks again for watching and hope you subscribe to the channel! Fish Your Way! Jerry
Easy to tie.....And rip lips!!!! 👊👍
Waiting to see your lip ripping adventure! I know what you mean I worked on this took a while lost my enthusiasm but finished last night felt like it took forever! Take your time Aaron perfection is good too!
Very well explained, Jerry!! Have you tried the dark color on the bottom to make
the fly look like a belly up, struggling bait fish?
Hi david and thanks kindly! I got your other comment as well about fishing with your Dads friends you must be around my old or older my grandfather was in wwII and father Korea and know what you mean. Much appreciate the kind words. I have tied them reverse and found they work just as well! One thing but as a fly if you put weighted eyes upside down it take a whole different kind of action and wobbles neat stuff! But most the time I try to fish em dark side up but in the end i think the results are close to equal, great question and thanks again! Fish Your Way, Jerry
Great video. What vise are you using in the video? Can this vise support larger hooks up to 9/0?
Thanks Eastern Gov, its a old vice I had not sure who made it but I have used it up to 7/0 hooks so it should do a 9 ok adjusts well
What vise would you recommend to a beginner?
I have 2 neither are anything special and you could get the same for about 10-20 dollars, find something low priced to start and if you take off theres all kind vices to make life easy. I dont mind the extra work or turning a hook or holding hair etc but anything should do the trick!
Great video if you could do one on your favorite closer and deceiver I would greatly appreciate it
Will do in the future thanks for watching and commenting Edward!
A quick question, have you used this fly on a Carolina rig in the surf?
YES! I have in the past they work great as such! Good question!
Jerry, does epoxy seem to hold the hair or add that little bit of weight needed at times?
You can use epoxy or super glue works great you dont need any weight as a teaser and I think would take away from it good question!
The epoxy will make a little weigh but a small amount is just fine
Do you bait the teasers and if so, with what?
Thats a great question, I generally do not but you can tip them with most anything for light bait fishing OR you can use any trailer such as you would a bucktail. I am sure also tipped with gulp. Squid would probably work great and actually squid/killies or spearing would be ideal for fluke! I like em plain but bait would be another way to fishem great question!
Just ordered a fly tying tool kit and some supplies. Tired of buying them for plugs and teasers
A couple of teasers and you got your investment right back! Quick and easy! Thanks as always Capt!
Hi Jerry id like to invite you on a fishing trip in montauk tomorow on kenneth westerfelds boat. We will be targetting fluke and seabass. Please let me know if your available
Wow that is very kind of you! It would be a joy pleasure and dream to fish with you and on Kenneths boat but I will not be available :( I really do appreciate the offer and take it most kindly to heart. A gesture invite a such - is the same to me as I have just caught a 30lb blackfish! Thank you all kindly from the heart!
@@FishYourWay aww alright maybe next time
@@fishnlifts8575 Sounds great and thanks so much again kindly!
So, why not coat the first half of the teaser with Solariz and then you have a cheaply made Surf Candy lure........
Great idea!
Tooooooo many commercials.!!!!
Thanks for the input will take into account, kind regards Jerry