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| I almost exclusively throw double bladed bucktails except for a mepps marabou every now and again. Just wondering what are your most productive single bladed bucktails, big or small, as I might use them a little more this year to mix it up... |
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| I am excited to try this. Big blade, small profile, single hook. Seems like I can work this well through weeds and in the spring
http://www.muskyshop.com/modules/cart/products.php/page/1/id/747 |
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Location: Grand Rapids, MI | VooDooTail, Llungen LT-9, Eagle Tail |
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Location: Chicago | callworth,
Check out at Muskyshops the Bigg Slimm.....only weighs 1oz. but is a killer shallow single bladed bucktail.
There have been many times I've been pike fishing with nothing happening and I toss a Bigg Slimm and immediately hook up! Gotta be great for spring musky too. |
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Location: Western U.P. | Eagle Tail. |
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Location: North St. Paul, MN | Lindy muskyroller  |
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Location: Madison Wi | #5 Mepps Squirrel tail, Rizzo whiz silver on while or Mepps willow leaf silver black. |
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| x3 eagle tail. |
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Location: Minnesota | #6 vibrex or mepps musky magnums |
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| contact handlebarz. |
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Location: Twin Cities, MN | I try not to discriminate .....
Ghosttails both small and large
Large Eagle Tails
Flowage Boa
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Location: oconomowoc, wi | vibrax musky bucks |
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Location: Palatine, IL | I love the Musky Teer. Big blade, pulls easy, always spins easy. |
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Location: Grand Rapids MN | #6 Musky Buck, Mepps Marabous, Lindy Buck-a-bou, #7 fluted Indianas |
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Location: Maryland | Inhaler mepps bluefox |
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| Windel's Musky Harasser... I bought a few magnums this year and am excited to use them. Also my son wants to throw something a little bigger than his showgirl and I wont allow him to throw double tens yet, so hopefully the magnums run through the water nicely and he can use those. |
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Location: Michigan | Dreamcatcher standard
Hirsch's Ghosttails 100 and 200 series
Rabid Squirrel |
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| Butcher 700 series black and orange |
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| Check out Janies's Flies. Single blades, weedless with a lot of options. They have worked great for me. |
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Location: Minnesota. | |
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Location: South-Central PA | My buddy makes single 10's that are about 5" long. Great little baits!
jeremy |
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Location: Ashland WI | Rizzo tail. |
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Location: Tennessee | Llungen LT-9 |
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| Venom Black Mamba |
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| I also throw double-bladed bucktails the majority of the time, but at times a single-bladed bucktail can be more productive. We've seen multiple instances where fish are only reluctantly following twin 8's-10's, but for whatever reason, they'll chomp the smaller profile from a single-bladed bucktail. Obviously, in addition to profile, there is a different vibration from a single blade as well. Bucher 700 series and Hirsh orginal ghosttails are my standby's. |
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Location: Lake Country, Wisconsin | ive caught many, many muskies on the ol tried and true Mepps Marabou. |
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Location: Minnesota. | You guys better back off otherwise the poor O.P. is gonna need one of each, in various colors and ... another new tackle box! *g*
Not that there's anything wrong with that.... |
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Location: Wisconsin | Looks like everyone has their favorites. Lots of good choices, that is for sure! |
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Location: Cohasset, MN | Eagle Tail. Mostly because I can rip it clear of weeds easier than treble hooked variations. |
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Location: Cave Run Lake KY. | EAGLE TAIL, MUSKIE DUSTER @ SPANKY BAITS, CHECK OUT SPANKY BAITS WEB SIGHT. |
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