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| Anyone use them. I hear they are all hand made. Thoughts? |
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Location: Hayward, WI | I used their Top Cat, which is a walk the dog surface bait one year. It isn't heavy, and doesn't sit low in the water like a lot of the popular baits do these days, but I caught fish on it. It also only has two hooks, but I only remember missing one fish with it that actually hit the bait, and that was 100% my fault.
Has a decent side to side, and if you pop it right will make some big bubbles with a "bloop, bloop, bloop" sound. Seem to be pretty good quality baits that catch fish.
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Location: Nowhere near where I should be | I have a few twitch darters which have all caught fish. I also have a rubber tailed reef digger that looks very tasty , but hasn't gotten alot of time in the water. both baits troll well. Big Fork also seems to stand up for their products, I had a problem with a broken screw eye and they sent me a new one no questions asked. Don't grt me wrong though they are built well. |
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Location: Nowheresville, MN | I've seen a Sand Cat in the water. Not real sure what the intended action is on that bait... |
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| Thanks for the comments. I decided to by the 12 incher and the 8 inch pappa chubby topwater. |
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| love big forks! especially the deep pulsator, very comparible to a grandma, but in my eyes, better! only downfall is they dont take a beating like a plastic bait, but, if they catch fish, whats a few bucks to buy a couple more? they work.
walleye pattern all the way! |
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| They are well-made baits for sure. I throw the jointed ones a fair amount and have had successs with them. I haven't tried the new big one.
They are beautifully made. |
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Location: MPLS, MN | Sand Cats are great baits. |
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Big Fork Lures: What do you think