Seven Strand Bull Dawg
Will Dykstra
Posted 3/19/2007 11:10 PM (#245856)
Subject: Seven Strand Bull Dawg




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Okay, I know that people have asked this before. But does anyone have the regular sized bull dawg in the black and glow color, in the old seven strand hand poured dawg?
Tim Kelly
Posted 3/20/2007 6:57 AM (#245884 - in reply to #245856)
Subject: Re: Seven Strand Bull Dawg





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Location: London, England
If the reason you want the old style dawgs is because they fold up when eaten you might find it easier to use a new uptown dawg. If you cut down its belly and cut the wire going to the rear hook hanger you can pull the wire out, melt the dawg back together and externally wire a rear treble to the front hook hanger.
Dawg never goes out of tune and it folds up in the fishes mouth!

The search for old 7 strand dawgs in good condition must be difficult and they were notorious for the 7 starnd unwinding itself off the split ring un-noticed, until disaster struck!

Edited by Tim Kelly 3/20/2007 6:59 AM
Troyz.
Posted 3/20/2007 9:44 AM (#245916 - in reply to #245884)
Subject: Re: Seven Strand Bull Dawg




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Location: Watertown, MN
Will 2 in the Mag size, not mediums.

Troyz
esoxaddict
Posted 3/20/2007 9:55 AM (#245920 - in reply to #245856)
Subject: Re: Seven Strand Bull Dawg





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I have often wondered if the newer bulldawgs could be altered that way, Tim. Anybody else do this?
BALDY
Posted 3/20/2007 9:59 AM (#245922 - in reply to #245884)
Subject: Re: Seven Strand Bull Dawg




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Tim Kelly - 3/20/2007 6:57 AM

If the reason you want the old style dawgs is because they fold up when eaten you might find it easier to use a new uptown dawg. If you cut down its belly and cut the wire going to the rear hook hanger you can pull the wire out, melt the dawg back together and externally wire a rear treble to the front hook hanger.
Dawg never goes out of tune and it folds up in the fishes mouth!


In my head, I am picturing what basically looks like the hook harness on a Suzy Sucker. Is that what this will look like after the mod, Tim?
B420
Posted 3/20/2007 10:15 AM (#245924 - in reply to #245922)
Subject: Re: Seven Strand Bull Dawg




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Troy,
What do you want for those? I can "customize" your jackpots or give you cash!
pm me if you really want to get rid of them!
KOMER
Tim Kelly
Posted 3/20/2007 11:07 AM (#245943 - in reply to #245856)
Subject: Re: Seven Strand Bull Dawg





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Location: London, England
Yep.
Steve Jonesi
Posted 3/20/2007 11:51 AM (#245951 - in reply to #245856)
Subject: Re: Seven Strand Bull Dawg




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Komer "custom " Jackpots? I gotta have one of those! Steve
B420
Posted 3/20/2007 12:26 PM (#245955 - in reply to #245951)
Subject: Re: Seven Strand Bull Dawg




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Jonesi,
I may be able to get one made by the time you are up for the Brainerd Lakes chapter pool demo!!! No promises though, broken ankle has me sidelined till at least the end of the month.
KOMER
Guest
Posted 3/20/2007 1:21 PM (#245967 - in reply to #245884)
Subject: Re: Seven Strand Bull Dawg


Tim Kelly - 3/20/2007 6:57 AM

If the reason you want the old style dawgs is because they fold up when eaten you might find it easier to use a new uptown dawg. If you cut down its belly and cut the wire going to the rear hook hanger you can pull the wire out, melt the dawg back together and externally wire a rear treble to the front hook hanger.
Dawg never goes out of tune and it folds up in the fishes mouth!

The search for old 7 strand dawgs in good condition must be difficult and they were notorious for the 7 starnd unwinding itself off the split ring un-noticed, until disaster struck!



I would not use that method. The front hook hanger is only lightly soldered into a loop and could break open. With the back half of the harness cut away there is nothing to stop the front treble coming off if the loop opens.
esoxaddict
Posted 3/20/2007 1:27 PM (#245970 - in reply to #245967)
Subject: Re: Seven Strand Bull Dawg





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What about gutting it completely and replacing the wire with 7 strand? Or even flourocarbon?
Troyz
Posted 3/20/2007 6:32 PM (#246051 - in reply to #245856)
Subject: RE: Seven Strand Bull Dawg


Komer

Only for a walleye 7strand mag dawg.

Big difference to me, is the old dawg tails little longer, thinner, seem to run deeper, and don't have to tune the dawg.

Steve you would like a Jackpot mod, Komer he would probably prefer the Weagle.

Troyz
magnum
Posted 3/20/2007 8:47 PM (#246102 - in reply to #245856)
Subject: RE: Seven Strand Bull Dawg




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Location: Janesville
I havesome 7 strand dawg that I will sell. or trade for some thing

Edited by magnum 3/20/2007 8:50 PM
PEteacher44
Posted 3/20/2007 10:32 PM (#246130 - in reply to #245856)
Subject: Re: Seven Strand Bull Dawg




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Location: WI
What are you looking for? Is the walleye colored one on the far left a 7-strand?
MACK
Posted 3/21/2007 11:18 AM (#246235 - in reply to #245856)
Subject: Re: Seven Strand Bull Dawg




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Magnum,

Looking at that pic you've posted, I'd like to buy, from left to right, the first bulldawg (Black/White), second bulldawg (Red/White/Blue) and the fifth bulldawg (cisco colored).

Let me know how much $$.

Thanks.
Will Dykstra
Posted 3/22/2007 9:47 PM (#246693 - in reply to #245856)
Subject: RE: Seven Strand Bull Dawg




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the seventh and 8th, both black and glow .........what do you want for them.....- Will Dykstra [email protected]
magnum
Posted 3/23/2007 8:00 PM (#246937 - in reply to #246693)
Subject: RE: Seven Strand Bull Dawg




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Location: Janesville
They are gone. sorry