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T3clay |
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Posts: 770 | I see the curly sue comes in 6", 9", 11", and mammoth. Anyone know how the sizes compare to bulldawg sizes? I know the mamoth is like a 2 pounder so is the 11" like a pounder? More like a magnum? Just would like to have an idea of how big each size is before i order. Thanks | ||
Zinox |
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Posts: 1100 | The 11" is a bit smaller than a pounder, i like it a lot, haven't used any of the other. | ||
curleytail |
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Posts: 2687 Location: Hayward, WI | They run between bulldawg sizes. 11 inch is between mag and pounder. I want to say they are 11 or 12 ounces. The 9 inch is smaller than a mag. Just a bit bigger than a regular dawg. Don't have a Mammoth but they are...really big. | ||
miket55 |
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Posts: 1210 Location: E. Tenn | 6"- 2.9 oz. 9"- 5.9 oz. 11"- 12 oz. Mammoth... I've read 23 oz. | ||
T3clay |
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Posts: 770 | Thanks guys | ||
Musky_Mo16 |
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Posts: 735 Location: Apparently where the Muskie aren't | Do the curly sues run deeper than dawgs? Because the mammoth curly sus is about the same size as a pounder but weighs almost twice as much | ||
monsterlures |
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Posts: 253 | I have both mammoty sues and 2 pounders both are similar size, and the mammoth is considerably bigger than a pounder The 2 pounder and the mammoth sue complement each other well, the mammoth can be fishing on a straight retrive in shallow areas where one would cast a shallow pounder while the 2 pounder fishes really deep | ||
Musky_Mo16 |
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Posts: 735 Location: Apparently where the Muskie aren't | monsterlures - 7/6/2017 7:05 PM I have both mammoty sues and 2 pounders both are similar size, and the mammoth is considerably bigger than a pounder The 2 pounder and the mammoth sue complement each other well, the mammoth can be fishing on a straight retrive in shallow areas where one would cast a shallow pounder while the 2 pounder fishes really deep Would you mind posting a pic of the pounder, 2lber, and mammoth next to each other? I would like to get a good comparison. I looked at them before but maybe I was looking at a smaller size | ||
T3clay |
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Posts: 770 | Been looking around and looks like you can only buy sues from suick.... havent ever seen them at a dealer. Unless your looking for 2 or 9 inch | ||
monsterlures |
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Posts: 253 | http://boggscustomlures.blogspot.ch/2013/08/some-big-ones.html?m=1 There is a nice comparison picture on this link And yes, i had to get my sues from suick | ||
Nershi |
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Location: MN | The mammoth curly sue is not fun to throw. I bought one and I think I have chucked it about 20 times. If you can launch that thing all day, that is impressive. I don't mind chucking pounders for hours on end but no way I would throw a mammoth or 2 pounder for any length of time. If anyone is looking for a mammoth shoot me a pm. The tail on the mammoth is bigger than the pounder. Body sizes are similar with the curly sue having a wider body but the pounder has a bigger nose. | ||
Pike Master |
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Posts: 293 Location: Sakatchewan,Canada | T3clay - 7/7/2017 6:50 AM Been looking around and looks like you can only buy sues from suick.... havent ever seen them at a dealer. Unless your looking for 2 or 9 inch Musky Shop sells Curly Sues. Or were you looking for the Mammoth Curly Sue? They don't carry the big guy... | ||
miket55 |
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Posts: 1210 Location: E. Tenn | Pike Master - 7/8/2017 8:24 PM T3clay - 7/7/2017 6:50 AM Been looking around and looks like you can only buy sues from suick.... havent ever seen them at a dealer. Unless your looking for 2 or 9 inch Musky Shop sells Curly Sues. Or were you looking for the Mammoth Curly Sue? They don't carry the big guy... As I recall, they only sell the 6" and 9" versions | ||
Pike Master |
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Posts: 293 Location: Sakatchewan,Canada | That's right, no 11" either! | ||
T3clay |
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Posts: 770 | I have a mammoth suzy sucker and that thing is a tank to throw.... i think i will stick with the 11"ers from now on | ||
Pike Master |
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Posts: 293 Location: Sakatchewan,Canada | How big is the Mammoth Suzy sucker?!? I have never seen one! Sounds interesting... I only have the Mammoth Curly Sues. | ||
monsterlures |
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Posts: 253 | Isint it the same body but with a paddle tail? | ||
T3clay |
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Posts: 770 | No its a different body... its big... horrable to throw.... this is it next to the 9".... doesnt have as good of action as i was looking for. And there is no where to store the dang thing | ||
T3clay |
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Posts: 770 | Sorry forgot the pic Attachments ---------------- 14997535811170.jpg (131KB - 458 downloads) | ||
Pike Master |
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Posts: 293 Location: Sakatchewan,Canada | What's the length on that thing? Throw a tape on it! | ||
T3clay |
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Posts: 770 | Just a touch over 16" Attachments ---------------- 14997740168912.jpg (95KB - 443 downloads) | ||
Pike Master |
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Posts: 293 Location: Sakatchewan,Canada | Nice!! | ||
monsterlures |
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Posts: 253 | how much does it weight, the giant suzy sucker? | ||
T3clay |
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Posts: 770 | I dont know but its heavy i would guess it would be in that 2 pound range | ||
supertrollr |
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it's nice to see a big paddle tail with a flat belly ,but it ruined the action,at least if you want some belly roll. | |||
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