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Location: Bridgeview illinois | BRAND NEW BAIT LAST SUMMER LOST A FISH ON IT AND THEN THE TAIL BLADE KEPT WANTING TO FALL OUT. CAN ANYONE TELL ME THE BEST WAY TO FIX THE BACK BLADE SO THAT I CAN USE IT AGAIN. NEVER SEEN THE FISH WAS IT BIG OR DOES THIS ALWAYS HAPPEN TO THESE BAITS. THANK FOR THE HELP |
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Location: Hugo, MN | epoxy it back in place, or use gorilla glue. That stuff works. |
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Location: Bridgeview illinois | Will the extrs weight deter its action? |
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| I'd contact Musky Buster directly: http://www.muskybuster.com/contact.htm |
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| Does it have two staples holding it together? Glue it or epoxy it if you still have the blade. I had one and the back blade fell off. Contacted Muskie Buster and they took care of the problem. They are putting two small screws in the blades and assured me that this will fix the problem.
Brad
Edited by moski 2/1/2009 2:45 PM
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Location: Hugo, MN | Luke is a good guy, and will take care of you if one of his baits falls apart. Contact Musky Buster thru their website or catch Luke at one of the shows. As far as the epoxy throwing off the action...no. I have a Stomper that had the tail come loose after casting it onto a rock reef. I used epoxy to hold the blade in place and put a light coating over the entire tail section and it still works. In fact it's my best topwater bait still to this day, five years and several big fish after the repair. |
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