Double cowgirls Vs. JR double cowgirls
T3clay
Posted 6/1/2016 4:27 PM (#818926)
Subject: Double cowgirls Vs. JR double cowgirls





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Anyone know the exact difference? Opinions? Preferances?
Fishysam
Posted 6/1/2016 4:39 PM (#818927 - in reply to #818926)
Subject: Re: Double cowgirls Vs. JR double cowgirls




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I prefer jr cowgirls. Mag 9's and 1" shorter. Could be thinner wire or smaller hooks but not that I noticed.
MuskyMatt71
Posted 6/1/2016 5:16 PM (#818930 - in reply to #818926)
Subject: Re: Double cowgirls Vs. JR double cowgirls





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Location: Minnetonka		#8 Mag blade (jr) vs. a #10 mag blade. Both can be very effective, depending on what the fish want. Jr's are good for covering water and reaction strikes as you can retrieve them faster.
danmuskyman
Posted 6/1/2016 5:45 PM (#818934 - in reply to #818926)
Subject: Re: Double cowgirls Vs. JR double cowgirls




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Location: Madison, WI		Everything is the same components except the blade size. Jr. is 9s cowgirl is 10s.
T3clay
Posted 6/1/2016 6:08 PM (#818942 - in reply to #818926)
Subject: Re: Double cowgirls Vs. JR double cowgirls





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So showgirl vs Jr cowgirl?
tolle141
Posted 6/1/2016 7:19 PM (#818951 - in reply to #818926)
Subject: Re: Double cowgirls Vs. JR double cowgirls





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i prefer jr's, but when the moon is right I upsize to 10's to make sure to get the tanks' attention
rangerr83
Posted 6/2/2016 2:10 AM (#819004 - in reply to #818926)
Subject: Re: Double cowgirls Vs. JR double cowgirls




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Showgirls are # 8s blades Jr cowgirl are mag 8s(basically #9s for normal people terms, somewhere between a 8 and 10) and cowgirls are 10s... Showgirls also have only one treble and both cowgirls have 2 trebles..... With the right reel all three are easy to bring in but I been throwing smaller stuff this years all 8s and #9 indiana blades
Fishysam
Posted 6/2/2016 7:53 AM (#819011 - in reply to #818926)
Subject: Re: Double cowgirls Vs. JR double cowgirls




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I would say look into the electric-bunny as well 9's and shorter with only one hook. I like these the most.
jaultman
Posted 6/2/2016 8:47 AM (#819015 - in reply to #818926)
Subject: Re: Double cowgirls Vs. JR double cowgirls




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Does anyone think they've ever caught a fish on 10 blades that wouldn't have hit 9's, or vice-versa? 'cause I don't.
Kirby Budrow
Posted 6/2/2016 1:45 PM (#819067 - in reply to #819015)
Subject: Re: Double cowgirls Vs. JR double cowgirls





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Location: Chisholm, MN
jaultman - 6/2/2016 8:47 AM

Does anyone think they've ever caught a fish on 10 blades that wouldn't have hit 9's, or vice-versa? 'cause I don't.


Someone finally said it! LOL

I don't fully agree though. I like 10's for night time because it seems the have more lift and can be reeled slower over the tops of weeds. There is a time and a place for both, but for the most part you're right.
Fishysam
Posted 6/2/2016 11:23 PM (#819125 - in reply to #818926)
Subject: Re: Double cowgirls Vs. JR double cowgirls




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Yes........... There are times it definitely matters. There are fish that will eat what ever is in front of them too