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| Here is the new Suzy Spin, this lure is based on the very productive 6” Suzy Sucker. it features #8 and #5 Colorado blades. We will have these at the Chicago show and so will Thrones and R&H.
We also have an even larger version of the Curly Sue. The Mammoth Curly Sue is over 25” long with the tail extended and weighs 23oz. it can be cast or trolled. Once I get a chance I will post some of the custom show colors to wet your appetites.
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Location: lansing, il | dangit andy already your gonna make me go over my show budget! they look great! |
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| ooohh, add that one to the list.
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Location: Hayward, WI | Neat idea on the spinnerbait there. Bet it has a nice shimmey coming through the water.
I'd like to see some of the show colors you have going - they're always fun to see!
If you post a picture of Mammoth Sue, I'd like to see it next to an 11" Sue or something for a size comparison. Sounds like a HUGE bait.
curleytail
Edited by curleytail 12/17/2008 1:31 PM
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Location: Lebanon,Mo | Just as I get my wish list done for the Show,this pops up on the screen.Somebody will have to be naughty and be crossed off the list. |
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Location: Oshkosh | That is a sweet looking bait Andy. Will they be in Milwaukee?
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Location: Madison, WI | We've seen the test with the cordless drill about the durability of the plastic (which is very impressive). How durable do you expect this to be? With the arm being so big, do you see any problem with bending after one catch? |
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| I won’t be going to Milwaukee show, but R&H will be at the show with stocks and possibly some custom show colors.
I wanted to do some show colors for night fishing, I have one lure in particular that I really like. It has extra large silver holographic glitter, painted black scales on the back and a glow tail. Then it is clear coat dipped to make the bait really shine and the paint won’t rub off. I will get some pictures very soon.
I forgot to mention that I will also have SHALLOW versions of the 9” Curly Sue. I have had a lot of requests for this lure and I am sure this will be a killer fished over sunken weeds etc. it has a very slow sink rate and can easily be worked on the surface, best of all it does not turn over so it can be straight retrieved at any speed or jerked.
The Suzy Spin is about the same size as say an MG spinner bait. There is a good chance that the wire will get a little bent after catching a fish. I have used a lot of spinner baits for pike over the years and it’s not un-common for them to get a little bent and need tuning. This is not a very large spinner bait, but when I get time the 9” and 11” version will be!
Edited by Shack Attack 12/17/2008 1:57 PM
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Location: Land of the Musky | Andy, Will you be at the MN show? Hope so! Love the new lure. Can't wait to see the monster 2 Pounder version of that. Insane man!!!! |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Hmmm.
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Location: Bloomer, Wi | Cant wait to see the mammoth curly sue, If the price is right (which Im sure it will be) be getting a couple of those for the big girls.
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Location: Minneapolis | Shack Attack - 12/17/2008 1:18 PM
We also have an even larger version of the Curly Sue. The Mammoth Curly Sue is over 25” long with the tail extended and weighs 23oz. it can be cast or trolled. Once I get a chance I will post some of the custom show colors to wet your appetites.
Well, maybe some of you can cast it. My feeble shoulders want no part of slinging 23 oz! Trolling sounds fun... |
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Location: SW MI | I like that Suzy Spin! I'm gonna have to pick one of those up! Nice job |
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| Here are a couple of pictures that I promised to show you.
The first is the Mammoth Curly Sue, this is pictured next to an 11” Curly Sue. I kept getting asked for a bigger version, so here it is.
The second picture is my favorite custom show color. This is the one with the extra large silver holographic glitter, black scales and a glow tail. You might be able to see in the picture that the baits are clear coat dipped and I also added fine holographic silver glitter for extra sparkle. I think this is one of the best color combo’s I have made, with the glow tail and extra large glitter I am sure this will be a great bait night fishing, as the glitter will pick up any moon light and the tail will have the glow flash. Even in bright sun light, this bait really pops.
I have some other color combo baits that I have painted and I must stress that these are limited numbers. Once I started painting these, I suddenly remembered why I don’t like to paint soft plastic lures.
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Location: Illinois | Stellar additions to your line up Andy, thanks for the sneak peek!! |
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| WOW............can we order those before the show? |
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Location: Ft. Wayne, Indiana | Looking good... |
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| awesome work Andy.
Cant wait to pick some of these up at the shows |
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| #*^@ !!!!!!!!!!!!They look GREAT Andy.See you in Chicago
Kyle
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| Andy,
Great looking baits...as always!! Are you planning on making the trip to the Ohio Show this year??
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Location: Land of the Musky | Got 20,000 swimbaits in my garage and now I have to go buy 8 more! Thanks Andy!! geeeezz
Those sparkle/clear plastisol with black scales look fantastic! Will those be some of your show specials or will you be putting them up on your website or both? I won't be at teh Chicago show but if you show at the MN show I will stop by the booth and pick up some of those for my spring Canada trip for sure! Got some white fish in the lake I fish and those will hit the spot!
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Nice stuff, Andy, see you at the shows. |
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| Andy, I love the painted ones. Really adds a nice touch on any of your plain colors. I like lures with a shot of contrast thrown in, so I'm going to be adding some of those to the box. Love the spinnerbait too. Best of 2 presentations put together....I love it.
I'm curious...why don't you like to paint them? A reaction between the paint and plastic or just a pain in the butt?
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Location: Right Here | Great looking baits Andy, can't wait to see them in my tackle box!!
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| Is the suzy spin tail replaceable?Looks like a one fish bait if the fish just ate the tail.I think it might last longer with a treble hook closer to the rear of the bait.
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Location: Latitude 41.3016 Longitude 88.6160 | The custom glow is HOT !!!!!!!!!!! see you and your baits at the shows, PS I hope you will have replacement tails kits at the shows ???????? |
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| Ben, I plan on going to Ohio, hopefully this time it won’t take 12 hours in a snow storm to get there!
Tom, the Suzy Spin has been tested for quite some time, in fact over two years ago I made some, I just never had the time to make them in any large numbers. I have caught well over a dozen pike one Suzy Spin and apart from teeth marks there is nothing wrong with it. I have never had a tail bitten off on any of my Suzy Suckers, so I am very confident that this is more than a one fish bait.
As I have said, I don’t have large numbers of the painted glow baits, I have already gotten a few pm’s requesting them. if you really want any at Chicago and don’t want to be disappointed if I have sold out let me know. if I get the time between now and the show I will try and make a few more, just let me know the size etc.
I will have these baits at the MN show and maybe some other custom colors as I think of them. if anybody has any ideas of colors let me know and perhaps I can make them.
Kyle, remember the chest hair!!!!!!! I don’t want to see it again at Chicago.
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Location: Hayward, WI | Sweet looking baits. That clear coat almost makes them look like hard lures with the shine. The Mammoth also makes the 11" Sue look like a snack - big bait for sure!
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Location: Land of the Musky | Andy, Just my 2 cents but your "custom_glow111" with just a hint of gold pigment in the clear plastisol so the sparkles still show up well. So its kind of see through still. Anything with gold was my #1 seller in 2008. I bet that would look killer with those scales for pike adn musky!!! If you have that one (just clear with sparkles) and a few with a hint of gold at the MN show I will be buying a few from you for sure! Personally for me I like the curly tail models in a 4oz up to an 8oz size. |
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Location: Bloomer, Wi | What is the price going to be of the mammoth Suzy? |
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Location: Medford, WI | Joe beat me to it. I was going to ask about the price on the mammoth one as well. Andy, you know I like the big ones as I stated in my email to you a while back. I still have the picture of that one to send to you...sorry I haven't gotten it to you. I really appreciate the replacement.
Have a great Christmas Andy, Jake Bucki |
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Location: SW MI | I just got my first Suzy today. I can't wait to get her in the water! |
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