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| Looks like Brad has done it again. Just saw the ad in the new issue of Esox Angler and the bait looks awesome!Put it on the list for Chicago.Wish I could get one now to use this last month or so.So many baits, so little time!!! Steve |
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Location: Davenport, IA | That thing does look awesome. I hope they have the black/orange color. It looks like a definite fish catcher. |
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| Zach,
How has Carlton been?Used to see and catch a bunch of fish there but haven't fished it in a few years. Also caught a 28" walleye on a 7" bang-o-lure.Nice little pond. Steve |
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| Um...isn't it basically a Big Joe? |
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Location: Ft. Wayne Indiana | Sally,
Yes, it has similar action. Is it the same no. Bigger, swims at a different angle, longer tails, different weight, etc..
That is like saying, isn't a Jake and Grandma the same thing?
Isn't a Slammer Drop Belly and a Magic Maker the same?
Isn't a Jackpot and a Z-180 the same?
AREN'T ALL BUCKTAILS THE SAME?????
Get the point.
They are similar, but not even close to the same.
Hulbert
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| whats the weight diffences of a twinfin and a big joe? and overall size difference?
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Location: Ft. Wayne Indiana | Nut read my post and you will know.
Hulbert
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Location: Rice Lake,WI | |
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Location: Rice Lake,WI | These are going to be the next bulldawg for sure ...buy a lot of them! |
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Location: Rhinelander, WI | Mike, do you know the WEIGHT difference, lighter or heavier?
Nail A Pig!
Mike |
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Location: Ft. Wayne Indiana | Heavier for now, but I don't know what Brad is going to do to them come show season. He has 2 different jig head sizes right now that he is playing with.
Hulbert
Edited by MikeHulbert 11/6/2003 7:15 AM
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Location: NeverNever Lake | Maybe someone could post a pic of this ??? |
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Location: Madtown, WI | I threw a twin fin up on Eagle this summer and like the action. I am a big joe user so I was interested to see the difference. I like the bigger profile of the twin fin. The sink rate maybe SLIGHTLY slower that the big joe just because of the amount of rubber. Didn't do a side by side but that was what I remember. Didn't have any action on it but didn't really on much plastic at all...fish wanted cranks.
Should be a good addition to deep water fishing and has a BIG profile!
Cory Painter |
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