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| Just for fun, I only thru one bait all year. A Rizzo Wizz, I had a close friend join me in this endever. Between the two of us, we boated over 60 fish (he the majority). It is a great bait that is completely overlooked. |
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| Wow, didn't think there would be so many replies. I'm going to have to tally all of them up and buy the most popular. Can't afford all of them |
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Location: oconomowoc, wi | Bucher's new Tin Bucks are a top choice in my box as well. |
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Location: Pewaukee, WI | Super slayer Slowie and slippery Sam. |
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Location: oconomowoc, wi | bigbite - 1/30/2015 7:19 PM
Super slayer Slowie and slippery Sam.
slippery sams! forgot about those..  |
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Location: Watersmeet, Michigan | I've got a variety of Mepps Musky Killers and a couple Windel's that I like, also a few of Mark Rottier's bucktails. (Very nice and reasonably priced - R&M Musky Shop in Eagle River, WI) Like them all. Love to use them with my Curado 300 and burn them for all they're worth.
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| Rizzo wiz gold blade black tail |
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| Rabid Squirrels and Spankys St. Clair specials
Jeff Hanson
madisomuskyguide.com |
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Location: Ashland WI | I see a few other guys like the Rizzo wiz as well.
I like the silver blade/white skirt. Small lure, but casts well. I have caught the majority of my fish on this lure.
In the new R&H's magazine, I see they make a double blade model and one that is a bit larger. Has anybody used them? |
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| X2 on the Windell Harassers. Black with silver blade. I caught two fish them the first day I ever threw them back in 2009. |
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Location: NE Ohio | 700 series bucher tail. silver/black and chartreuse/black. |
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| Depends on lake type and water conditions. Clear, deeper lakes, the Mepps Giant Killer. Shallower stained water, Mepps Musky Marabou. Kdawg |
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Location: Minnesota | I would suggest picking a few different types and seeing which ones you like better. I love the old Windel's Harasser - the willowleaf blade was different than any other blade out there and caught lots of fish. Bucher's fluted Indiana blade is different yet and catches fish. Any well built lure with a nice single #8 Colorado blade will catch fish too - and they are burners. Inhalers or Rizzo's with the french blades are great lures too.
All depends on the water you fish, forage of the fish, clarity, etc..... but you should experiment with different types to see which you like best. Good Luck! |
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| Rabid squirrels, Ghosttail I, and Hayward made Flowage Boa's are a good bet |
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| Jeff Hanson - 1/31/2015 9:45 AM
Rabid Squirrels and Spankys St. Clair specials
Jeff Hanson
madisomuskyguide.com
Glad to see the St Claire Special on here, Ive got a pearl/white blade one on its way in the mail any day now. |
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| Why has there not been a double bladed Eagle Tail made yet? I'd probably buy em all.
I had a 45"+ fish follow an Eagle Tail for a few minutes during the George Wahl Tournament last year. That would have been awesome.... |
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