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| Any experience with double vs single 10's on bucktails in terms of which is better, or has all the talk about double 10's answered that already? |
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Location: geneva il | double for sure as long as you have a good tough reel like a abu 7000 or have enough money to buy a new reel everytime you go out.... them babies have some resistence |
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Location: Land of the Musky | Double |
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| Side by side, I caught more fish on a double 8 than a friend fishing a single ten last year. Same color same everything, just the blade change.
I think the added vibration from the blades, and the change in frequency that the double offers is just unmatched.
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Location: Kodiak, AK | This is a good thread. I'm tying alot more with blades this year, and I've tied variations with one and two blades, to wait and see which might work and cast better; I guess now I know.
Jeff |
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| Last year on LOTW I threw dbl 10's all week with alot of followers, but 0 eaters. My partner put 5 in the boat on a single 10. Don't rule anything out. |
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Location: Kodiak, AK | True dat. Worry not, I've got plenty tied with single blades! They'll get used. |
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Double 10 or single 10