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Location: Central Pennsylvania | I was wondering whether you guys use the saltwater versions of the x-raps, or do you just use the larger size freshwater ones? Which X-Rap colors are your best producers? I been looking for minnow imitation baits and it seems the best are x-raps, are there any other similar baits that will stand up to a musky? |
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Location: Walker, MN | A Magnum Bomber Long A is a bit bigger, the original "slash bait" imo. I work them as erratic as possible. Especially when the bite is tough, and fish aren't moving, fish just can't resist them. One of my best early season producers.
I love X Raps for almost every other species, I just haven't thrown them much for muskies. |
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Location: Central Pennsylvania | Masqui-ninja - 11/16/2020 6:14 AM
A Magnum Bomber Long A is a bit bigger, the original "slash bait" imo. I work them as erratic as possible. Especially when the bite is tough, and fish aren't moving, fish just can't resist them. One of my best early season producers.
I love X Raps for almost every other species, I just haven't thrown them much for muskies.
Which colors of the bomber are most successful for you? |
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Location: Walker, MN | Any color with gold or silver flash has worked the best for me. |
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| I use the. X-raps for tiger Muskie. Caught my first tiger on a perch x-rap. They are a nice suspending crank for early season in my area. |
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