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Location: Appleton,WI | I will have a new color Gold walleye orange tail(Top lure) and our famous copper walleye (Bottom lure) With many more colors at the minnesota musy expo this weekend.
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| Those Twisted Tullibee's looked awesome in the tank at the Milwaukee show. Very cool bait! |
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| sweet!
i hope someone will make a video of that |
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| He has video of it in his booth from what I saw in milwaukee.I believe theres underwater video of it on utube or lures in action has video of it. |
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| There is at least one video of this bait right here on this site: http://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/watch.asp?id=2107
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Location: brooklyn park mn | looks descent in picture, but once i looked at video. that bait looks awesome in the water. gonna have to get another lure i think. what do they retail for? |
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Location: Appleton,WI | They retail for $12.00 but i run a show special if you buy 2.I have low stock on a few colors just a heads up. |
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | I was wondering, do the holes in the tail result in easier cut offs or breaking of the tail? |
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| no,the holes create more resistance which gives it a slower fall.I carry replacement tails if the get chewed.Ill upload a video link late tonight of how durable the bait and tails are,we use a saltwater plastic. |
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| How big are them? Look lik I have to get a couple tomorrow. |
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Location: Appleton,WI | Deafmusky the bodys are 5.5" and the tails are 8" long.Smaller body is better for hook ups but it has ribbes and more surface area with the holes in the tail which leaves a bigger footprint in the water.The tails also hang above the body more out of the way on stricks to help ensure longer lure life.
Someone else asked about the tails being durable heres a link to a video i did.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUuEMRcHyXA |
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| Same weight as regular dawgs? See you tomorrow! Less than 15 hours!!! |
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