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| I realize you have probably talked about this before, but I just started reading this site and wonder what the difference between these two baits is. Are they made but the same manufacturer?
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Yes, Musky Nut tackle and Guide services, guaranteed to make you toss your chew on a big girl...hehehe.
The Wabull is a glider, the Weagle a topwater zig zag that I can make literally dance in place. Both are great new innovations of time tested designs. Bigger, heavier, more mass, and WAY more versatility. |
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Location: Davenport, IA | Both made are made by musky nut. The weagle is a walk the dog topwater and the wabull is a glider. |
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| Thanks guys, appreciate it.
Steve |
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| Just to confirm, they are also made by two fat Steves. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | One is shrinking. Fast. Not the lures, the Steves. |
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| And the Weagle is just another bait. |
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| I agree Worall. What Jonesy is losing, Cady is gaining.
I think I counted 4 chins last time I saw him. When I get up to Cass tonight for the Mega, I wouldn't doubt if he has 5.
Don't get me wrong, I don't care how fat he gets, just as long as he can put his Twinkie down and net my 54" boat winning fish this weekend.
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