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| Has anyone worked a Salmo Fatso or Slider before? Does it have really nice action that sets itself apart like advertised?
Thanks,
Mike |
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Location: MPLS, MN | I love Salmo Sliders. Change the factory hooks though. Had a mid 40's" fish bend one straight once. Also have my biggest bass on a slider. Good for trolling too, Unlike most glide baits. |
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Location: St Cloud, MN | Definately get one of each. my biggest (45) came on a fatso and 2nd biggest (44.5) on a slider. good idea to change hooks too. great action and a good price!
jo |
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| I like the real roach fatso for trolling!! |
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Location: oswego, il | I have a floating and sinking fatso. They are a dive and rise style jerkbait and have a wobble. You can straight crank, twitch and troll them, they wobble alot like a crankbait and with no lip, they are easy physically to work.. Funny story, I was working one and here comes this &#&^#^&( jet skit right in front of me. I reel this thing in as fast as I can to cast at him and ended up figure-eighting a fish instead. I caught a really big bass and lost what would have been a personal best walleye of about 28" on one.
The slider is a nice glidebait, do upsize the hooks, a little hard to feel as it is light compared to alot of gliders but has a great side to side action. |
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Location: Sakatchewan,Canada | Both great baits that i have landed a lot of fish on. |
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Fatso and Slider