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| anyone ever use the erc hellhound? i got one a few days ago and it looks real good in the water. |
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| A great glide bait and very easy to work side to side, enjoy! |
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| This has been my "go to" bait for the last 2 years or so. It is the easiest working glide bait I ever used, you don't even have to move the rod, just reel and stop - reel and stop ..... |
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| Use the hellhound over the tops of weeds OR count it down and work it deeper. I like to alternate between a short fast walk the dog type presentation with longer pauses that make the lure glide more out to the side. |
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Location: oswego, il | I have to say it is a great bait. Easy to work and the fish like it too. As said before, great over the weedtops. |
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| looks great right under the surface
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Location: Brookfield | My favoite bait in my box. I had great luck with it on the opener but missed all 4 fish that tried to eat it. They all took it on a long pause but apperantly winter made me a little rusty on the hook set. This bait has a great wiggle when you let it drop right in front of their nose. I'm heading up to 3 lakes for labor day weekend, this bait will be getting good and wet all weekend and hopfully wont look the same on the ride home. I wish they would come out with a larger version, 10" or bigger.Keep throwing it you wont be disappointed.
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Location: Madtown, WI | One retrieve that works pretty well for this bait is actually a pull/reel/pull motion.
Like you would a suick.
These baits have amazing darting/wobble action when you do this....has great reaction strike potential.
Know of a WI fiddy that fell to this type retrieve and I have had sucess with it as well.
Just another way to use a tool.
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