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| Looking for some small gliders for iceout. Anything available for under $20/ea. I have a small Mr pig which I love. But interested in other small gliders. Just looking for some brand recomendations
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| 4 and 6” phantom soft tail |
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Location: oswego, il | I just bought a couple salmo sliders pretty cheap, they have fins like a heckhound. Not tried them but worth a shot for what i paid. Musyfix makes a small modivator that is nice. 6" hughey and a buffalo glider that comes from germany, rollie and helens used to sell it, great small glider. |
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| Check out Fat Boy gliders. |
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| strike pro makes some nice small glides in the buster line that are inexpensive. They can be difficult to find sometimes, I have gotten lucky on ebay. Check out baby buster, tiny buster and buster V, all on the smaller side down to 2.5" |
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Location: NorthCentral WI | Regular size Manta, Warlock, or Hellpuppy |
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| The Tony Grant Series Super Glide is a good one, early season.
My favorite... although a couple dollars more than your budget - is the River Run Tackle Manta. Have done well on it in all seasons. If you don't want to buy new, you can usually find them used for a good price. They are pretty durable and use usually does not affect the action of the lure. |
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| Thanks everyone for the ideas! How big are the regular mantas? |
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Location: NorthCentral WI | T3clay - 2/9/2018 6:02 AM
Thanks everyone for the ideas! How big are the regular mantas?
Between 6-7". Just buy one, you won't be sorry. No doubt my go-to glide bait. The super shallow version is awesome for working over weed tops. |
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