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| What are your favorite brands of small bucktails (8s and under) and why? Ready go... |
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Location: River | mepps musky marabou.
my confidence lure. easy to burn. always spin. easy to retrieve. |
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Location: MN | Mepps giant killers and musky killers, and I really have been digging the musky mayhem showgirl... The single fluted blade. |
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Location: NE Ohio | bucher 700's and blue fox #6 musky tandems are my fav's. |
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Location: North St. Paul, MN | Lindy's, Musky Roller ;o) |
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Location: Lincoln, NE | Different variations of Eagle Tails. Sometimes when they are a little more reluctant to bite I think they prefer the subtle action of the lure's body movement over the massive vibration of other bucktails and they just can't resist them. |
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| Dreamcatchers! The reverse tie creates a nice visual. We do well on them. |
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| Rabskatail single 8 bucktails have done much better then anything else on my boat. |
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| Spanky 8's have become my favorite small bucktail. Blades spin right away every time....is heavier for better casting, and can be burned faster.
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Location: Yahara River Chain | Rabid Squirrel
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| That's easy for me, Musky Candy because they pull easy, put out a fair amount of vibration, and I've caught a ton of fish on them over the years. |
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| Musky harassers. The thick willow blade just seems to work for me. Relatively cheap while still using decent components. |
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Location: Detroit River | Hi-Fins are the best built that I've used. |
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Location: Maryland | Mepps magnums and bluefox musky bucks |
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Location: Almond, WI | Musky Buster Bulgin' Bucks. |
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| Big Tooth tackle mini 8's, was very impressed early summer. Looking forward to burning them in a couple weeks. Blades Spins quickly every cast. |
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| Definitely Bigtooth mini 8's! The honey bear is money! |
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| Is it pretty common for showgirls to not spin right away...sometimes I feel like I am working a jerk bait and not a bucktail to get them started haha |
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Location: Ashland WI | ckhawkeye51 - 8/11/2015 5:55 PM
Is it pretty common for showgirls to not spin right away...sometimes I feel like I am working a jerk bait and not a bucktail to get them started haha
Same for me. |
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Location: Northern Illinois | I like the Esox Assault EA-8 bucktails, blades spin perfect every cast unlike the Showgirl. |
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Location: Aurora | Ghost Tails
Original, Baby & Pan-fish series.
Still hand tied & twisted by Fred & family. |
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| Spankybaits firefly dc7 awesome bait. |
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| Showgirls, Big Tooth and Bucher 700 Tinbuck. |
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Location: Poynette WI. | A single #8 colorado tied myself, either marabou or bucktail. Orange blade with white skirt has been the hottest combo for the year. I also like using a rizzos with Colorado blade at less than 8$ and always catches fish. |
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Location: South shore of Lake St. Clair | Dadson Lil Darlins |
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Location: McGuire AFB, NJ | HAHA I think we've covered every small bucktail on the market! Two baits (other than llungen) that I love to toss.
1) Mepps Marabou (Why: you can slow roll these)
2) Mepps #5 (everyone throws big stuff)
Still have them and throw them. Bagged countless fish on the #5. Doesn't have to be big to catch fish....  |
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| Hands down- spanky fireballs.
Caught more fish on them this year than I've caught on any other bait. Even when the Bucktail bite is supposedly off, they are hitting them. Durable as hell, never had to do much in the way of repairs even after bigger fish.
Great folks to work with and quick to process even custom orders too.
Wish I'd heard of them before I bought the other couple of hundred buck tails I own...
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Location: Lake County Illinois | Esox Assault ,Bigtooth and Spanky. |
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Location: Iowa | Rabid Squirrels, Double Showgirls or Mepps Giant Killers |
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| buchertail's, mepps giant killers, and northland something's. I throw them all, especially from shore. Haven't nailed anything over 42 on them, but there have been multiple occasions where i picked up fish after my buddies worked a stretch for and hour with big baits. |
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| Spanky Fireballs for sure. Blades start spinning immediately. Heavy duty and hold up well and most of all catch fish. |
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