glide baits
Valleye
Posted 7/19/2007 9:51 PM (#266194)
Subject: glide baits




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Location: Lake County, IL
I'm looking to add some new glide baits to my never ending tackle box. What are your favorite glide baits and why. I currently have the slidin shad and pronha but Im looking for a bigger profile bait that is easy to move/manipulate.

Here are a two I am looking at.

Phantom and dunwright dancers

What do you think of those two. If you have another recommendation please don't hesitate to tell us why!

Thank Musky Gunners!!!!!!!!
muskynightmare
Posted 7/19/2007 10:46 PM (#266205 - in reply to #266194)
Subject: Re: glide baits





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Location: The Sportsman, home, or out on the water
Mantas and hang tens for ease of use (a monkey on acid could work them).
Heckhounds for the same reason, but they just act different.
All time favorite (be prepared to work) ShaneW's ten inch Timberwolf's (his new proto is showing alot of promise as well).
ToddM
Posted 7/19/2007 11:00 PM (#266207 - in reply to #266194)
Subject: RE: glide baits





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Location: oswego, il
I definitely like the heckhound, get one of you don't have one. I also like the pot belly glider and the easy glider as well as the baitfish glider from hoosier hand made musky baits. Anothermust have is the rubberhairy squirly gill glide from rubberhairy tackle. H20 tackle makes the nitro and the x-glide and I like them alot too.
Hunter4
Posted 7/19/2007 11:06 PM (#266210 - in reply to #266194)
Subject: Re: glide baits




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Hi

Phantoms and Cobbs countdowns are my favorites.

Dave
k-bob
Posted 7/19/2007 11:08 PM (#266211 - in reply to #266207)
Subject: RE: glide baits




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Location: Marshfield, WI
My favorite glider is the jerko and squirko. Jerko is pretty easy to use and very erratic and the squirko needs to be fished a little slower but is also a great bait. I also like phantoms, hellhounds, and perkettes, which are hard to find. Anyone have any perkettes that they want to trade/sell???
Krishna
Valleye
Posted 7/20/2007 8:02 AM (#266245 - in reply to #266194)
Subject: Re: glide baits




Posts: 19


Location: Lake County, IL
Okay let me see if I got these right.

Hellhound by ERC
Potbelly and Baitfish Glider hoosier handmade
Ez Glider by Lakeshore
I have a manta and squirko I'm looking for that easy glide from left to right with a little snap of the rod changing the action. Thanks guys I'm gonna have to loook into these for the fall.
missourimuskyhunter
Posted 7/20/2007 8:57 AM (#266257 - in reply to #266194)
Subject: RE: glide baits





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Location: Lebanon,Mo
sure like my sq. phantoms and they do catch my fish........Fred.
DEMolishedyou
Posted 7/20/2007 9:26 AM (#266271 - in reply to #266194)
Subject: Re: glide baits





Posts: 408


Location: Omaha, Nebraska
My favorite glider is a Muskie Treat, awesome glide with a rubber tail that just drives the fish crazy
Look into getting some of Beaver's gliders, all of them are great gliders
Every glider by trueglide, they are a bit pricey but worth it.
Also the Hellhound is a good choice.
Targa01
Posted 7/20/2007 9:35 AM (#266274 - in reply to #266194)
Subject: Re: glide baits





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Location: Grand Rapids MN
I have both a Hellhound and Hang10. The hellhound is an 'easy' glide with just a twitch of the rod, unlike the Hang10 which takes a little more pull. From what you have I assume you are looking for that more quick side to side action with light touches. I also have a buddy that fishes Phantoms a lot and I've seen them in the water and they look nice and work easy. The h-hound and the phantom have somewhat similar actions, great side to side w/ roll. There are a lot of good baits to choose from.

My vote: Phantom or Hellhound
h2os2t
Posted 7/20/2007 3:57 PM (#266351 - in reply to #266274)
Subject: Re: glide baits




Posts: 941


Location: Freedom, WI
Todd mentioned my stuff and you mentioned easy working. The X glide is short turning bait that can be worked with just the reel. I have a Floating Nitro ( looks the same as the regular Nitro but made with different wood) that is not on my website yet that takes light taps that may be another choice.
Grunt Lures
Posted 7/20/2007 10:21 PM (#266380 - in reply to #266194)
Subject: Re: glide baits





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Location: Minnesota
Some great customs on eBay you can get too.
Valleye
Posted 7/21/2007 9:15 AM (#266409 - in reply to #266351)
Subject: Re: glide baits




Posts: 19


Location: Lake County, IL
h2os2t - 7/20/2007 3:57 PM

Todd mentioned my stuff and you mentioned easy working. The X glide is short turning bait that can be worked with just the reel. I have a Floating Nitro ( looks the same as the regular Nitro but made with different wood) that is not on my website yet that takes light taps that may be another choice.


I like your website! very complete with details and video. I like the Nitro and xglide thats pretty close to what I am looking for. I need to unload some older lures before I make another purchase.

thanks guys!!!!!!!!!!

Edited by Valleye 7/21/2007 2:06 PM
ToddM
Posted 7/23/2007 8:19 PM (#266687 - in reply to #266194)
Subject: RE: glide baits





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Location: oswego, il
Roger's baits are amazing, all of them. I would get one of everything he's got, my buddy made fun of my 'da rat' he didn't after the second cast when he netted my fish.
Valleye
Posted 7/23/2007 9:24 PM (#266706 - in reply to #266687)
Subject: RE: glide baits




Posts: 19


Location: Lake County, IL
ToddM - 7/23/2007 8:19 PM

Roger's baits are amazing, all of them. I would get one of everything he's got, my buddy made fun of my 'da rat' he didn't after the second cast when he netted my fish.


Did you say get Da Net, Da Rat gotta fish? LOL
Very smart in including videos of his baits in a pool. That sold me......
Thanks Todd, You know we're heading to Webster for another outing. You gotta join us man!

later
Val