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Stanley Jigs® Ribbit™ Frog
One of the most exciting soft plastic baits out there, Stanley Jig's Ribbit Frog produces heart stopping action that provokes explosive strikes from big bass. The Ribbit Frog is very versatile, and is effective when buzzed along the surface or rigged weedless and fished over logs, grass beds or lily pads. Unrigged.
Rated 4.7 out of 5 by 101 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by bassaholic Amazing blowups. Bass actually leave the water to get this frog. I have one tied on at all times. October 25, 2007
Rated 5 out of 5 by zaraspook Awesome BAIT Whether you retrieve it on top of the water or let it sink to the bottom, if there are fish around ,you better hold on and be ready to set that hook. Great bait!!!!! September 27, 2007
Rated 5 out of 5 by angry awesome, but not durable. fish every time, change frog every bite. not durable, but reliable. August 18, 2007
Rated 5 out of 5 by billy joe great frog Let me get started on how good this frog is it great for mind summer grass and lilly pads i caught two to win a tournament that. me a couple of friends hav a week August 7, 2007
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Details:Is the ribbit frog still available in the floater style?
1 year, 10 months ago
- Uncertain,Texas(read all my Q&A)
A:I believe so, the only way to get those is to cal bass pro shop. Special order.
1 year, 6 months ago
- Tokyo, Japan(read all my Q&A)
Top 25 Contributor
A:I have not seen them anyway online or in the local shops. This is in the Oklahoma City area
1 year, 7 months ago
- Edmond, OK(read all my Q&A)
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Details:I FISH WHERE THIERS LOTS AND I MEAN LOTS HYDRILA AND GRASS
2 years, 8 months ago
- HONDURAS(read all my Q&A)
A:any color other then white works at night sound and motion is the key if your fishing a full moon use black
2 years, 7 months ago
- massachusettes(read all my Q&A)
A:fish early morning or evening .Green frog has been excellent. Good in all kinds of weeds.
2 years, 8 months ago
- Ontario Canada(read all my Q&A)
5 answers
which is better
Details:which is better in ur opinion the spro bronzeye or stanley jigs
2 years, 8 months ago
- Akron Ohio(read all my Q&A)
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1 year, 7 months ago
- Edmond, OK(read all my Q&A)
A:Stanley Jigs
1 year, 11 months ago
- Northwest Tennessee(read all my Q&A)
A:I have tried most of the Scum Frog Line Up, I haven't caught but a couple with them, the hooks are not any good on them in my opinion either, really too small, and the instructions tell you to wait 2 or 3 seconds, this hasn't worked, the Bass Pro #4 hooks, you can hook them in a microsecond, I haven't missed a bite since I changed. Bait works better as well, sits lower in the water and makes for better popping action.
2 years, 8 months ago
- Memphis, TN(read all my Q&A)
A:spro by far, but koppers has a better appearance than both of the two
2 years, 8 months ago
- Michigan, Ada(read all my Q&A)
Top 1000 Contributor
A:I have caught more with the Stanley Ribbit.
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3 years, 1 month ago
A:I don't use double hook at all. I think it would ruin the action. The best rig I've found is a 3/0 offset hook. It will truly go through just about any weeds and pads. Any larger on the hook and it's tough to keep it up on the surface.
A:Yellow Black or White
1 year, 1 month ago
A:I use only the Stanley double hook designed for this lure, and I like the bullfrog color best.
A:It is slightly aggrivating to rig with the double hooks. You have to push them up through the legs and they need to be even. It's worth the aggrivation because it does increase the hookup ratio. If I were fishing at night, I would use the Bull Ribbet in Black. Hope this helps
3 years ago
- Alma, GA(read all my Q&A)
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Has anyone ever tried it with the Stanley double take hooks and would it be worth the cost?
Top 1000 Contributor
A:I prefer a 5/0 wide gap, super glue in the nose. Use a 1/0 or 2/0 trailer hook and a Bass Pro Hook Guard to keep it weedless. Skin hook the 5/0. Better hook-up rate, better leg action than with double hook.
A:I like the double hooks as it gives me an extra sense of reliability. True they are a little on the pricey side, but then again if one has that extra assurance of a hook up then it is worth it.
A:Yes and Yes! I increased total hook up by 3 times with the double hook. I also notice that my baits balance trough rough cover was stable because of the hook.
Get it and you wont be disappointed.
3 years, 1 month ago
- Indianapolis, IN(read all my Q&A)
A:Yes they actually make the Ribbit Frog Weedless.And it is worth the cost bought a pack from the local store.
3 years, 2 months ago
Top 1000 Contributor
A:yes, i have, they work but I think the hooks are a little to big for the Ribbit, they work better on the Bull Ribbit
3 years, 7 months ago
- Glen Ellyn, Il(read all my Q&A)
Top 1000 Contributor
A:yea, these hooks work good but you need a bigger frog like the Bull ribbit because the gap between the 2 hooks is pretty wide
3 years, 7 months ago
- Glen Ellyn, Il(read all my Q&A)
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What is the best soft frog on the market (disregard cost I am exclusively interested in performance)?
3 years, 9 months ago
A:This Frog! I love it! Coupled with a 3/0 offset hook I do amazing! So far I'm at a 85% + HOOKUP ratio
A:scum frog. All so the best price
2 years, 8 months ago
- Ontario Canada(read all my Q&A)
Top 250 Contributor
A:I came across my favorite frog out of need. I had to restock for a trip and I was running low. My favorite used to be the Yum Buzz Frog. I also throw Rage Toads and Sizmic Frogs from time to time. On the day of my trip the only frog I could find was the Stanely Ribbit frog. After using this frog it is hands down my favorite. It is soft enough to retrieve it at any speed and it kicks up plenty of water. It comes in great colors and it is plenty durable. The price is nice also. I dont know about the Yum Money Frog. I just wont pay that kind of money. And I can afford it. I just wont pay 10$ for a few pieces of plastic. Hope this helps
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3 years, 6 months ago
- OH(read all my Q&A)
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A:The Stanley Ribbit, but hold on I have tried the floating Stanley Ribbit I like it a whole lot better.
A:It would have to be the ribbit Frog. easy to rig and very inexpesive.
A:Stanley Ribbit Frog
A:It is the Ribbit hands down.
A:Stanley Ribbit. Great action and simply catches fish!
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what 3 colors work best in these
3 years, 9 months ago
A:My favorite is the watermelon red pearl by far!
A:black watermellon/red flake and green pumkin
2 years, 7 months ago
- massachusettes(read all my Q&A)
Top 1000 Contributor
A:green pumpkin w white belly,
green pumpkin with white belly and chartreuse hot feet,
A:My colors are Black for dark days or early morning
Bullfrog overall, and baby bass with a pearl underside works well if it is a bright and clear day.
Don't forget white over weed beds.
A:the three colors that work the best for me are smokin shad, watermelon red, and black with silver hot feet.
A:Baby Bass
Chartuse and White
A:Watermelon/pearl, white, and black
A:Bull Frog, and any hot feet color.
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5 years, 4 months ago
- chicago(read all my Q&A)
A:I have both in my tackle and will switch if I find the occasion needs the change. The Stanley frog is softer and I like the penitration that I get from the hooks. I guess it is your call.
A:yes alot of difference the yum frog sinks a little and is hard to keep on top where the ribbit is very easy to keep on top and it creat's a good vibration on the top that bass cant stand.
A:I think the Stanley Ribbit Frog has better action
A:There is a great deal of difference. The Ribbit has a ton more action than the Buzz frog, on top as well as under the surface. I have out fished the buzz frog 5 to 1 everytime out.
A:Yes HUGE defferece. The Yum frog is much much more stiff and doesnt swim at all on the fall. ive used both actually and loved the stanley
3 years, 8 months ago
- New York(read all my Q&A)
A:this one works better!
3 years, 10 months ago
- new york(read all my Q&A)
A:Yes. The flat design of the Ribbit frog keeps it from rolling over. The Yum Buzz frogs have a relatively thicker profile and roll very easy.
3 years, 10 months ago
- Toronto, Canada(read all my Q&A)
Top 500 Contributor
A:I think that there is, I have had the yum frog feet to cross over causing the bait to not work until the feet are untangled, I have never had the feet on a Stanley to tangle together
5 years, 1 month ago
- Oklahoma(read all my Q&A)
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what hook would work best
Details:wondering what size and model hook i should use for ribbit frog- thankyou
5 years, 9 months ago
- Cibolo #1 in Texas(read all my Q&A)
A:#3 wide gap worm hook
3 years, 10 months ago
Top 50 Contributor
A:use a 4/0 or 5/0 extra wide gap hook - or a similar sized weighted hook... the kind that has abit of lead molded onto the hook shank. The weighted hooks are abit better for open water usage, similar to how you'd fish a buzzbait.
3 years, 10 months ago
- Middleboro, MA(read all my Q&A)
A:use a 3/0 ofsset shank hook
3 years, 10 months ago
- new york(read all my Q&A)
A:I use a screw on 5/0 wide gap hook from OWNER. Ribbit also have their own hooks, however I have not personally tried them.
3 years, 10 months ago
- Toronto, Canada(read all my Q&A)
A:i use 3/0 spring keeper wide gap hooks. basically any wide gap spring keeper swimbait hook will work.
3 years, 11 months ago
- new jersey(read all my Q&A)
A:4/0 Gamakatsu EWG or similar with a twist lock. weighted of unweighted
3 years, 11 months ago
- Alabama, Georgia(read all my Q&A)
Top 50 Contributor
A:I failed to mention the Stanley Jigs Ribbit Double Take Hooks. They are recommended and I saw a video of rigging it, seems that it would work well too. For now, I'll stick with the Gamakatsu 3/0. I'm impressed by it's use.
4 years ago
- New Hampshire(read all my Q&A)
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A:I would recommend a 3/0 EWG hook (Gamakatsu preferred). The length of the body against rigging it makes this the best choice for me. It's pretty easy to rig and hooking them won't be a problem while being weedless. I will recommend, though, to use super glue on the nose to hook so that you don't lose as many of the bodies.
4 years ago
- New Hampshire(read all my Q&A)
A:I use a zoom 5 0 frog hook. It seems a little big, But I rarely miss any fish. And I catch a lot of BIG fish. Also, use a fish attractant. (Garlic) For the one you do miss. They will hit it again.
5 years, 8 months ago
- Savannah, Ga.(read all my Q&A)
A:Some good hooks to try are the Gamakatsu EWG Superline in 4/0 and 5/0
Try the Tru-tungsten frog also
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- Miami,FL(read all my Q&A)
A:Zoom® Toad Hooks
These work great!!
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- St. Louis, MO(read all my Q&A)
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Dirt Cake is fun to serve at family gatherings, or to give as a gift. I've also taken it to church dinners. It not only tastes good but is unique.
- 1 package (15-1/2 ounces) Oreo cookies
- 2 clean new plastic flower pots, about 6 inches in diameter
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1/2 cup butter
- 1 cup confectioners' sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 3 cups milk
- 2 packages (3.4 ounces each) instant vanilla pudding mix
- 1 carton (12 ounces) frozen whipped topping, thawed
- Silk flowers, aluminum foil, gummy worms and clean new gardening tools, optional
- Crush cookies until they resemble potting soil. Divide half of the crumbs between the flower pots. Set pots and remaining crumbs aside.
- In a large bowl, beat the cream cheese, butter, sugar and vanilla until light and fluffy. In another bowl, whisk milk and pudding mix for 2 minutes (mixture will be thick). Fold in whipped topping. Gently fold into cream cheese mixture until blended.
- Add filling to pots; top with reserved crumbs. Cover and refrigerate until chilled. If desired, wrap silk flower stems in foil; add to flower pots. Decorate with gummy worms and display with gardening tools if desired. Yield: 12 servings.
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My youngest son of 5, age 26, still loves Dirt Cake! He called me yesterday from the grocery store & asked what he needed to make Dirt Cake, then brought me the ingredients to make it for him. Love to please my sons with their favorite things :)
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New Installation Provides New York City's Most Weather-Proof High Altitude Outdoor Experience
NEW YORK, Jan. 23, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- 230 FIFTH Rooftop Garden & Penthouse Lounge – Manhattan's largest rooftop bar – has taken the winterization of its outdoor roof deck to new heights with the addition of four transparent custom-made "bubble tents." 230 FIFTH's new installation is the first rooftop bar worldwide to use the cutting-edge inflated shelters made from crystal clear one millimeter thick PVC. Impervious to wind, rain and snow, they have made areas of 230 FIFTH's roof deck New York City's most winter weather-proofed high altitude outdoor destination. The see-through igloo-like tents enable rooftop revelers to relish 230 FIFTH's magnificent Manhattan skyline views from an unimpeded 360 degree perspective, while being cosseted by the homey comforts of heat, sofas, lamps, rugs and TVs.
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Originally designed for camping to afford a closer connection with the surrounding environment with the minimum amount of impact, the no-stakes-or-infrastructure-needed tents have been used for hotel rooms in France, beach cabanas in California and street promotions in China. However, they have not previously been incorporated into an outdoor bar / restaurant operation at either ground or roof level.
"Our offering complimentary robes to guests to off-set winter temperatures set a new precedent for rooftop bars and the bubble tents represent another 230 FIFTH first," states Sal Rozenberg, director of 230 FIFTH. "The tents – or FIFTHgloos as we're calling them – give a new, whimsical all-weather winter dimension to the roof deck. Everyone who sees them wants to reserve one, because they're so completely unique!"
Accommodating up to 12 each, the furnishings of the four FIFTHgloos can be re-configured to suit a number of purposes, from an unforgettable romantic rendezvous to a gathering of fans for game watching, during 230 FIFTH's normal operating hours through March 31, when they will be retired for the season. Reservations and a minimum food and / or beverage expenditure required. Special packages for Super Bowl and for Valentine's Day will be available.
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This week, the House will consider the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to create and save 3 to 4 million jobs over the next two years, get our economy moving again, and transform it for the long-term. After the 2.6 million job loss just in the last year of President Bush's watch, the need for action is urgent. Simply following the same economic approach as President Bush will not work--but where new ideas are put forward, bipartisan input is critical.
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Extensive Committee Markups/Full Debate: Despite the urgency of completing action on this bill, the Congress marked-up this bill in three committees last week for a total of 24 hours (Appropriations 6 hours; Ways and Means 6 hours; Energy and Commerce 12 hours). Additionally, committees have held many hours of hearings since last September on economic recovery prior to this specific bill. The full House is debating the measure -- including rules, the bill, and amendments -- for more than 8 hours. The Senate Committees are marked up the legislation yesterday.
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- No Earmarks: Democrats, Republicans and President Obama agreed that this legislation will not contain any earmarked project requested by a specific Member, and it does not.
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2004 Corporate Tax Bill: The Ways and Means Committee reported H.R. 4520, FSC/ETI Tax bill, and the Rules Committee met at 7 a.m. the next morning so the bill could be considered by the full Congress less than 24 hours after committee action. The bill was sped through the House, with only 1 hour of debate and no amendments permitted to be offered (except for a manager's amendment). Twenty-one amendments had been requested by the Democratic minority, and even more at the committee level.


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The NIH is committed to supporting a sustainable and robust workforce equipped to address the greatest challenges and opportunities in biomedical research, recognizing that traditional research-intensive positions are not the only means by which PhD graduates can meaningfully contribute to the biomedical research enterprise. To address this need, the Common Fund is launching the "Strengthening the Biomedical Research Workforce" program as one component of a trans-NIH strategy to enhance training opportunities for early career scientists to prepare them for a variety of career options in the dynamic biomedical workforce landscape.
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3200 Big Cottonwood Cyn Rd, Salt Lake City, UT | Directions 8412140.641594 -111.633371
Mon-Thu 3pm-1am
Fri-Sun 2pm-1am
Just Once – It is really unfortunate that the patio is so nice. The service here is missing in action. I made the mistake of ordering and paying for a pizza. Went up to the bar four times to check on it. Left after an hour and a half after 2 pitchers of beer with no food. This was my 1st time here. I don't plan a repeat.
Skid Row – When someone mentions a nice neighborhood bar, I honestly do not think of The Hog Wallow. Every time I have been to the bar it has been a horrible experience. The crowd is a mix of arrogant, obnoxious middle aged men, to filthy musty long hairs. The bar's staff are extremely rude-from the over confident wanna be jocks at the door, to the over served, drunk, foul mouthed owner sitting in the corner. If you're not one of the select over served drunks that are at the bar every night, expect horrible cocktail service and reluctance from the bar.
The food and drink menu, is second rate at best. No mention of drink specials ever. Over priced, under poured, tasteless cocktails. The Bud Light draft tastes like it has been filtered thru a gym rats sock. The pool tables are not level and anyone that knows the game of billiards would find the tables deplorable.
Vehicles are vandalized randomly in the parking lot and on the street...this bar is shameful.
Bartender "Michelle" How to make a single girl feel Welcome! – Hog's Wallow Pub is a the type of Pub you only dream was near you. Any age always feels welcome, as the crowd is always a well diverse mix of individuals. You can feel comfortable coming right after work in a more professional attire or wearing a t-shirt,shorts and flip-flops. No one cares but everyone is happy to see you. There are a varied of bands and a patio that has great shade with cooling mist to keep you cool on Utah's Hottest Days.
I personally have always love this hidden away pub at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon.
I have had a membership for two or three years and sometimes go infrequently. I recently went and sat at the bar alone to my pleasant surprise the Bartender "Michelle" looked at me and said "chicken pesto pizza?" with a smile. I had already received my beer from another bartender. But was TOTALLY amazed and impressed that the Bartender remember what I like to order. As I would not be classified as a "regular" at all. I can say that made an impression on me, for someone who deals with numerous individuals I did not expect that. What a way to make a person feel welcome. Thanks, for being a kickass place to hang, that even a single girl doesn't mind going there a lone for a bit of her favorite "Chicken Pesto Pizza & Beer."
Disappointed – Had heard The Hog Wallow has the best patio around. Read the reviews commenting about the lack of service, rudeness of staff, etc...but figured, you have to give the benefit of the doubt...maybe it was an off night. Hate to admit, must be a lot of off nights, versus on nights. We got our first drinks within 15 minutes of sitting down...never saw our waitress again, and we were there for an hour and a half. Had to actually go to the bar to ask to close out our tab...which only consisted of one drink each...the bartender was flat out rude. Our cc receipt was brought to us, without any comments...no apology for the rudeness, etc...not a peep!
Have to agree with previous posters...great place, great potential...needs some major personnel changes or more appropriately, attitude adjustments.
Don't think we'll be back.
Great Bar, Terrible Service!!! – I hadn't been here in about a year, and when my girlfriend and I were there a week ago, I remembered why.
How, how, how is it possible to own one of the coolest bars in Utah and yet have employees who do such a @#$%tty job of waiting on tables and pouring drinks? You would think that with the employment crunch, the owner could find some bartenders and waitresses who know how to hustle, or at least know how to appear life-like!
Our waitress was sweet and friendly, but she also seemed to be the only one handling about 15 tables. This being the case, you would think she would be ever-present, hustling back and forth. But instead, she managed to disappear for endless stretches of time. I could see other people at other tables looking around, all with that same expression on their faces that said, "Where the @#$% is she?"
As for the bar staff, in years past it seemed that the owner hired girls for their hotness, and just kept his fingers crossed that they could manage to get a stream of draft beer into one glass every five minutes.
There has definitely been a change: now, he hires average-looking girls and apparently his prime requirements for bar staff are that they:
1. Be almost unable to see customers.
2. Have zero "refill radar" with tab customers.
3. Be completely blind to $20 bills being waved at them.
4. Have no people skills and zero personality.
5. Be unable to do more than fumble slowly with one glass under a tap at a time.
HOLY @#$%, the money I could make if I owned this place! With the kind of smart, hustling, talented bar staff that I've seen in action in clubs where someone actually has a clue, and with waitresses that ACTUALLY KNOW HOW TO WAIT ON TABLES, I could turn the Hog Wallow into the best @#$%ing bar in Utah!
But I guess that slow, blind, stuck-up girls have to work somewhere, and in SLC they bartend at the Hog Wallow. Maybe someday a new owner will come in and turn that place into the bar it is just crying out to be.
As it stands, though, the Hog Wallow feels like a place where the business plan is to sell as little food and as few drinks as possible, and it has felt that way for years.
Hmm.. – Always go when Remedy Motel plays since they are my favorite band. I wish they would start playing somewhere else (or just playing at all lately). The atmosphere would be a lot better if they didn't allow smoking. I realize it is a bar and generally don't mind the smoke much, but there is NO ventilation in this place. The bar staff is pretty rude. I had Jordan spray beer all over me one night and couldn't even apologize.. he just looked away. They need servers also when they have busy nights!! Then you would have to push and shove for 20+ minutes to order a drink.
Catch Soggy Bone at Hog Wallow! – If you are looking to get away from the downtown bar scene for a taste of local SLC living Hog Wallow is a great place. If you don't want to fight the crowds, go in around 7pm and get your seat. Music starts around 9:30 on most nights. My friends love going there to see Soggy Bone, a local alt reggae band making their rounds on the SLC music scene. Look them up and check them out at Hog Wallow for an unforgettable night of music and drinks! The patio is another great reason to visit the Wallow. Order drinks in advance to avoid long waits. Check out Soggy Bone at soggybonedotcom or on myspace.
Cool Patio – For my first time to this establishment, I did not like it and I also had a run in with the squirly little bouncer named Jeff. Make sure you ask before you attempt to leave and reenter and make sure you have a good excuse lined up (even thought it is none of their business). I've been told that a getting a cell phone or car keys are good excuses to give the bouncer for consideration for "re-entry". There is the rule of no "re-entry" between the bouncers, but there might be consideration. I think you need to flirt in order for this to happen and it's funny-the bouncer will not give you an excuse as to why there is no "re-entry".
The patio is really nice, but the service is a nightmare. Is it possible to know what you want to eat if you've never be to this place and have not seen a menu? Well when you get a server who has a bad attitude from the beginning, brings 4 plates and 3 napkins for a party of eight you know you're being treating like a piece of gum stuck to someones shoe; inconvenient. The band was great and it seemed like the patrons generally have a good time, but the employees do not.
Unbelievable! Worst Bar EVER! – This is the second time I've given the Hog Wallow a chance after my first, bad experience as I thought it might have just been a bad night. Shame on me! The door guys were absolute JERKS, especially the little guy, Jeff, who thinks he's tough. We are nice people who tip well and are respectful, but something about these people made me want to throw an elbow in their faces. The service is HORRIBLE and nothing that is asked for ever gets delivered. Everyone is rude and they have this attitude like they don't need you or your money in there. I went inside & politely asked, after sitting outside for 15-20 minutes and not seeing any wait staff, if there was a waiter on duty & I got snapped at by all the bartenders. We ended up mostly (not the entire night to be fair) serving ourselves that evening. We had a table of 8 and got 1 water, 4 plates and 4 napkins. No refills on my watery cup of coffee either (it was cold out on the patio). The waitress comes over to take our order and acts all put out by it. Gee I don't know what we'd like, we don't have any menus! So we asked for menus and she brings us 2 for a table of 8! OH by the way, forget getting anything to eat after 9pm on a weekend, the kitchen is CLOSED! WTF is up with that?!?! Tough guy Jeff got lippy as sh** with my sweet sister when she asked if she could go out and come back in (she had to get something out of our car because we were leaving) and that's when I wanted to just lay his a** OUT! That's a no, by the way. No reentry. He was a real a-hole about it. I'm sure none of them have ever heard the term "you can catch more flies with honey than you can with vinegar." Note to Jeff (and other nasty staff), backhand yourselves...HARD...because I and anyone else I know will NOT be back to your establishment to do it ourselves but it's what you deserve for being a punk to everyone.
great patio hard to get a drink – its got the best outside patio in utah very romantic beer flows freely at the hog and so does its patrons. scott does a great job keeping you supplied never and empty glass here here!! they make a descent pizza for the money live music with a local flare if thats what you like way to country for this city girl
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Location: Millbury, MA
Re:$25 fees every time you move your location?
Wed, 07/10/13 12:02 PM
It is a political process. When you work on a public street/park, city hall can make the rules. I forget the details, but when a reporter looked into the situation, the cart guys and most of their customers were not politically active......they didn't vote, or didn't vote in Worcester. The B&M guys generally vote, support local charity, belong to the Chamber of Commerce, and know how to organize. The pols notice.
People can and do set up on private land. Those folks seem to come and go. I don't know of a single local hot dog truck/cart that has been a long term fixture.
My own opinion, is that business brings business. In a famous case that used to be taught in biz school, the "new" Fanuel Hall, Boston shopping area was opening with too few tenants. The manager recruited a bunch of push carts to create the look of action. Fanuel Hall opened and became very, very successful. The back story is that once the place was successful, they stuck it to the push cart guys.
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Joined: 4/12/2013
Location: Big Rapids, MI
Re:$25 fees every time you move your location?
Mon, 09/9/13 11:30 AM
That really doesn't make any sense wouldn't the definition of a mobile vending permit mean that you could be mobile.
Total Posts: 330
Joined: 8/17/2012
Location: Fruita, CO
Re:$25 fees every time you move your location?
Mon, 09/9/13 1:11 PM
I learned a lot about hot dog vending in three months that I'm extremely unhappy with. First people here really don't want to eat off of a cart. The economy sucks. If it cost more than a dollar they'd rather go to Burger King, Wendy's or Taco Bell which is cheap and they also all offer free senior sodas even to some who or 55 years old.
Other than Auctions, Horse Shows and other special events 10 - 15 times a year, the parking lots and street corner business sucks. You can probably do more events if you want to travel 200 or 300 miles, "MAYBE!!!" But it would take maybe years to accomplish this in my neck of the woods.
This is truth for my area.
Total Posts: 104
Joined: 8/9/2009
Location: Fruita, CO
Re:$25 fees every time you move your location?
Mon, 09/9/13 2:26 PM
The local fish wrapper had a big article yesterday on how tough it is here (Western Colorado) to make it street vending. It was on the front page of the business section. They interviewed a woman with a trailer selling burritos ready to head south fo the winter to try to keep her head above water and a guy it a food truck loosing his rear trying to sell bbq ribs. Local HD stated that in 2008 there were only 8 (iirc) mobile vending licenses. 2013 over 80. So Boo, you have plenty of company here not making it.
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Location: Fruita, CO
Re:$25 fees every time you move your location?
Mon, 09/9/13 8:51 PM
Sam what in the heck is the local fish wrapper the Sentinel. Ha ha!
Man it's at least great to know that it isn't all my fault. I wish I'd have known this before I got involved with the cart and waste a lot of money. I hate to sell it to someone in town buddy. I think I'm gonna offer it on Denver's Craigslist to swap for a vehicle. My Van is shaking like a leaf after tons of new parts. Can't afford new Fuel injectors or blown intake gasket.
Thanks again for the encouragement.
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Joined: 9/13/2005
Location: santa cruz, calif
Re:$25 fees every time you move your location?
Thu, 09/19/13 1:37 PM
I HAVE BEEN IN THE SAME LOCATION FOR 5 YEARS AND I PAY A FEE just once a year
Total Posts: 1910
Joined: 10/1/2004
Location: Millbury, MA
Re:$25 fees every time you move your location?
Sun, 11/17/13 2:19 PM
In Worcester, Mass., they are starting to realize that pushing the carts and trucks out was a bad idea. Now they have to figure out how to put the toothpaste back into the tube. In the Boston Globe, today, there was a story about the cool trucks in various hip northeast cities. Worcester, the 2nd largest city in New England didn't make the list.
With 7 or 8 colleges, and several entertainment districts, Worcester should be cool, but it's not. IMO, some food trucks would help.
Total Posts: 330
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Location: Fruita, CO
Re:$25 fees every time you move your location?
Sun, 11/17/13 8:20 PM
I'll say it once more for the folks who want to quit the man and who wants to work for themselves and make $100,000 a year slinging dogs.
This really is very simple and no where near Rocket Science. I wish I could have read this type of info somewhere before I bought a cart.
Listen close and pay attention. If there are 10 to 15 hot dog carts in your town of say 120,000 people, or a nearby area, and they have for the most part been on the same corner for 10 years or even 5 years, buy at the least 5 carts, maybe 10!!! Why? Because folks are eating hot dogs where you live and the vendors are doing well.
If you see only one cart there, check and see if the vendor is pulling the cart with a $40,000 F150, or a $400 vehicle. See if he's living in a $300,000 home or renting a crummy apartment in the slums
If this info doesn't help you make a wise decision, nothing will. I'm serious as sin, and I'm trying to save you a bunch of frustration. I wish you the best.
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Total Posts: 1910
Joined: 10/1/2004
Location: Millbury, MA
Re:$25 fees every time you move your location?
Mon, 11/18/13 8:59 AM
I don't think that the guys or gals doing well are even selling dogs anymore. The trucks with the lines are often run by folks with degrees from top schools like Johnson & Wales or Cornell. They sell well made, interesting food, cheap. (true "Roadfood") As brickboo says, it is not easy.
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Joined: 10/13/2013
Location: Denver, CO
Re:$25 fees every time you move your location?
Tue, 11/19/13 2:08 PM
It depends on what you mean by selling dogs. I think Biker Jim does pretty well selling dogs here in Denver, but part of the appeal is that he sells wild game dogs (bison, elk, rattlesnake, etc.). As with anything, do something more unique and you'll pull more people in. I would not go out of my way at all (probably not even cross the street) for a dirty water dog. I would for something unique. It's not like there aren't such dogs at your better supermarkets, but it still puts him above the crowd.I would think that the Grand Junction market would really go for wild game dogs, and you wouldn't really have to compete with Biker Jim that far west.
If you don't want to go the gourmet dog route, you could try custom relishes/toppings (although you'd also likely need to up the quality of the dogs as well just a little bit, but they can still be the regular style).
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Location: MI
Re:$25 fees every time you move your location?
Tue, 11/19/13 9:59 PM
You last two posters are watching too many glorified "food truck" shows.
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Joined: 8/17/2012
Location: Fruita, CO
Re:$25 fees every time you move your location?
Wed, 11/20/13 12:01 AM
Why so many of you cannot understand this is beyond me. Grand Junction area 120,000 people, Denver area, (WHAT?) 4,5,6, million people. You could have enough folks there that might try Boiled Crayfish and maybe even Alligator on a stick.
I bet you can't find 5 people here who would even try one crayfish. They would get sick just looking at it, much less Alligator on a stick.
The 120,000 people here do not eat off of carts. I only see a couple of vendors. One is at Home Depot and a Mexican family small kitchen trailer regularly at a gas-store and a couple drifters here and there.
There was an article in the local Sentinel newspaper about vendors coming and going in Mesa County and that it was very hard here on folks trying to start a street food vending business. Also they are very strict about only allowing setting up on private property. The cops ran me of of city property in front of a small brewery on main street in Fruita.
This is a different world over here with different animals.
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