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| I could use a little help. I am looking to buy a Weagle and am wondering which size I should get. Just pretend that you could only buy one to use from spring to winter, what size would it be. Thanks for your input. |
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| 8" CASH!
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Location: Pelican Lake/Three Lakes Chain | I use all three sizes, but if I could only have one, I would go with the 10". I use that bait more than any of the others, and start with it as soon as water temps get in the 70's. It is an easier bait to work than the 8 is, and moves more water than any thing else I've seen. |
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Location: APPLETON, WI | all season long...? 8". hands down. |
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Location: N.FIB | I don`t throw the weagle much,but the 10inch seems to be easier to work and moves a ton of water. |
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| I can't vouch for the 10 but my original cady 8"er is so good that I don't need another weagle! |
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Location: Eau Claire | I'd go 10". Works easier, bigger profile, good producer. |
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Location: Des Moines IA | 10 incher baby ..... Water temps were well under 70 as well ...... I think the 10 works a little easier then the 8, but I've heard it doesn't run as well in large waves ......
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Location: Kildeer, IL | Nice "action" shot of that muskie |
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Location: Pigeon Forge TN. | Looking at possibly doing custom painting on a few 8 and 10 inch Weagles would any one be interested in them?
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Location: Iowa Great Lakes | I have both the 8 and 10, prefer the 10. |
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| Are you guys casting the 10 incher or just trolling it?
Thanks,
Tony C |
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Location: Iowa Great Lakes | casting, not sure you can troll a weagle??? |
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| One of these years i'll see a fish on my tens. |
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Location: Iowa Great Lakes | I bought my 10" at the MN Expo, casted it briefly on Saturday for the first time, stuck a 40 and 45 on it on Sunday and had 1 other follow. I'm a believer, Fact the 40 came from a spot almost visible in the pic up a few posts....
Edited by shaley 5/20/2010 10:13 PM
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| My bad with the trolling question. I got my Wiley's and Weagle's mixed up.  |
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Location: Minnesota | Last year - my biggest opening day fish came on a 10" weagle. I have been converted from thinking small baits early in the year.
I don't like my 8" weagle as much as the 10s so that is what I throw mostly. |
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Location: Oshkosh | I prefer the ten in but believe there is also a place for the 8 in as well.
Peter
Edited by WI Skis 5/21/2010 12:45 PM
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Location: Minneapolis,Mn | Does anybody T the hooks? If so How ? |
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| I wasn't even aware there was a 10 incher. I have a few of the original Cady 8 inchers that he made right in front of me.
Lots of teeth marks and these babies are still running strong.
I also have a few of the prototype plastic baby Weagles he had made and they are nice and easy to work, but hands down I throw the 8 incher 95% of the time I throw top water.
The fish on LOTW cannot resist Weagles =o)
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| I have the 10'' in stink pickle color and have never used the 8'' model but i can say that nearly every time i have thrown the bait i have had fish blow up on the bait or follow it one of these days i will stick one on it. |
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Location: Iowa | 9" Musky Safari Water Moccasin in Midnight color...or a 10" Weagle in Cash color...
Big Perc |
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