twisted sucker
guest
Posted 1/17/2011 12:15 PM (#476008)
Subject: twisted sucker


Saw this bait at the chicago show so had to pick up two and give them a try. It is a newer bait and was wonedrering has anbody tried the twisted sucker yet.
scavenger
Posted 1/17/2011 9:17 PM (#476117 - in reply to #476008)
Subject: RE: twisted sucker


The bait was only available to a handfull of anglers this summer and the Chicago show was its first public launching. It had some impressive #s on the tournament trail with 5 top ten finishes in the pmtt and big fish/1st place in the FRV.
musky slut
Posted 1/18/2011 8:34 AM (#476163 - in reply to #476008)
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ANy pics ?
MartinTD
Posted 1/18/2011 8:35 AM (#476164 - in reply to #476163)
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Location: NorthCentral WI
musky slut - 1/18/2011 8:34 AM

ANy pics ?


I'm interested too.
jwelch
Posted 1/18/2011 12:18 PM (#476198 - in reply to #476008)
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Location: Iowa
I looked at it, didn't buy one though. Looks like pretty sweet bait and mark is pretty nice guy. From what he describes it isn't your typical back and forth glider. Probably would of bought one but I was running low on cash and I thought $26 maybe just alittle steep for a 7" glider. But on the other hand I don't throw many gliders to begin with.

Jeremy
scavenger
Posted 1/18/2011 12:35 PM (#476203 - in reply to #476163)
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I'm not computer savy but there are some pics in the general discussion are in the what did you get at chicago thread. the missourimusky post third picture down,a shad with black dot and char and black patern. they are a hand made wood bait. Thanks- Mark Dresow
musky slut
Posted 1/18/2011 3:28 PM (#476252 - in reply to #476008)
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Mark,


Thanks for that, will you guys be putting any video up ? The bait looks nice . Who has them for sale ?

Thanks,
Dinver
SpencerBerman
Posted 1/20/2011 12:06 PM (#476580 - in reply to #476008)
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I had the chance to work with some of the prototypes last year and I have to say they are one of the best gliders I have ever seen. Not only do they have great side to side action along with some up-down action, much like the soft tailed phantom but they are also extremely easy to work. I had rookie clients throwing them with a minimal learning curve. Also the ease of use really helps when trying to fishing big wind where it can be hard to figure out what your bait is doing.
ranger6
Posted 1/20/2011 7:04 PM (#476640 - in reply to #476580)
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Who makes this bait it or where can you buy it? If at the Milwaukee show which booth should we look for? Thanks.
RossD
Posted 1/21/2011 10:42 AM (#476754 - in reply to #476008)
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I also was fortunate enough to be able to fish a prototype of the twisted sucker last season. The lure performance was excellent and produced some very nice fish for myself and others in the boat. I loved throwing this bait, and look forward to using them again next season.
Top Predator
Posted 1/21/2011 12:18 PM (#476780 - in reply to #476754)
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Thanks for the interest in the Twisted Sucker!

This bait really is a new twist on the old glide bait. It has its own style and can be worked in different ways unlike other gliders. I have always been a glide bait freak and have 100s of them. When this bait was in its early stages we found that with a little tweaking we could get it to do things that the others did not do. The end result is a glider that can be worked well by anyone no matter what level of fishing they are at. It can also be run at deeper depths and can be worked in different styles. It is truely the most driveable glide bait ever made.

The bait will be available at as many show as we can get it to. Here is a list of some of the ones we will be at.
Ladysmith, Milwaukee, Ohio, MN expo and others if possible.

As far as dealers we are working to get it available with some retailers but with this bait beeing hand made it takes a good amount of time to make eack one. It will be available at some shops but as of now it is not in any shops. Before the season opens we will have some available at certian shops and will let everyone know what shops they will be in.
Last summer when the bait was being tested there was only a small amount available at some of the tournaments and they sold out the first day each time. This year more will be available but still in limited quanities. The shops that will carry them we will work hard to make sure we can keep up with the demand.

Here is a picture of a few baits and we will have more to come.


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cband
Posted 1/21/2011 12:29 PM (#476787 - in reply to #476008)
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Location: W-PA
Here are the two I got off of Mark. Really well made baits. Definitely fish catchers.


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DarKKightMusky
Posted 1/22/2011 12:28 AM (#476912 - in reply to #476008)
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I was one of the guys who got to try this bait out long before it seen the market. Let me tell you it is easy to work and catches fish. This bait is definitely something I would give to a client long before I gave them a phantom. It is as easy as a manta to work. It has a large profile, moves a lot of water, and wobbles great as it falls on the pauses (which is key to triggering strikes when the bite is tough). Additional information is the bait can be worked deeper than most glide baits and comes is colors that will suit any body of water. If you are wondering I am not a spokes person for this company, just a guy that likes to catch fish and throw what gets bit.
pepsiboy
Posted 1/22/2011 2:40 AM (#476924 - in reply to #476008)
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cband is that a illusion or the nose shape are different ??
CU301DSV
Posted 1/22/2011 6:34 AM (#476929 - in reply to #476924)
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Location: Canada
I like these.
missourimuskyhunter
Posted 1/22/2011 8:39 AM (#476936 - in reply to #476008)
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Location: Lebanon,Mo
The twisted sucker seems to be a good bait. I was able to find open water yesterday and had no complaints. I purchased two (first picture ) and will definitely put them to use this year. Thanks Mark ...

Fred
cband
Posted 1/22/2011 9:09 AM (#476940 - in reply to #476008)
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Location: W-PA
cband is that a illusion or the nose shape are different ??

I think its the pic.
MuskyLureFreak
Posted 1/22/2011 12:00 PM (#476984 - in reply to #476008)
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whats the price tag on these? does anyone have contact info and will they be at the michigan show? Ray
Top Predator
Posted 1/23/2011 6:27 PM (#477261 - in reply to #476984)
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Hi Ray
As of right now the best contact I can give you is my email
[email protected]

We will have a site soon and you will be able to contact us that way also. We will keep all of you posted for that.

Sorry but we will be in Ladysmith that weekend for their show. We had signed up for that a while ago. Get in touch and we will get you taken care of.
Chasin50
Posted 1/23/2011 7:39 PM (#477287 - in reply to #476008)
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Location: Michigan
They look like great baits. How is the action compared to Treats? I love squirley tail gliders.
Muskie Bob
Posted 1/23/2011 9:31 PM (#477319 - in reply to #477261)
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Top Predator - 1/23/2011 6:27 PM

Hi Ray
As of right now the best contact I can give you is my email
[email protected]

We will have a site soon and you will be able to contact us that way also. We will keep all of you posted for that.

Sorry but we will be in Ladysmith that weekend for their show. We had signed up for that a while ago. Get in touch and we will get you taken care of.


How difficult is it to answer the question about the price? I'd like to know too. Posting info on this site is great, but why not post your price, etc.???
scavenger
Posted 1/24/2011 11:33 AM (#477410 - in reply to #476008)
Subject: RE: twisted sucker


$26.00 with mutiple lure discounts at the show and mail orders until retailers come into play, which will be approx in may.
Top Predator
Posted 1/25/2011 3:49 PM (#477665 - in reply to #476008)
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Sorry for the delay in getting you a price. I thought I put it up the other day but I guess I didnt. But $26 is the correct price for each. Unless you buy 3 or more.

As far as how they are different the biggest one is that they can be worked more than 1 way. They can do a great side to side with a long hover or very fast doing a side to side glide. But if you hit it a little harder the bait just dosent go side to side it will arch in the middle of the glide with a belly flash.
It is a great bait to show people how to throw a glide bait because it can be worked without having to time it.

Its hard to give the difference in typed words.
scavenger
Posted 3/30/2011 2:23 PM (#489804 - in reply to #476008)
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Location: Mn
website for twisted sucker is up but under construction it is muskiesolutions.com or email [email protected] Mark
PSYS
Posted 3/30/2011 6:25 PM (#489832 - in reply to #476008)
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Location: APPLETON, WI
Looks like an awesome bait... I love gliders!
Muddy41
Posted 3/30/2011 8:05 PM (#489851 - in reply to #489832)
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Location: Richfield, MN
Sweet looking gliders. What booth number are you for the MN show. Going to have to stop by and see these in person.

scavenger
Posted 3/30/2011 8:10 PM (#489854 - in reply to #489851)
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Location: Mn
booth #412
short STRIKE
Posted 3/30/2011 8:11 PM (#489856 - in reply to #489851)
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Location: Blaine, MN
If I can't make it to the show, who wants to pick me up one of these... I am intrigued.


Geno
PSYS
Posted 3/30/2011 8:28 PM (#489860 - in reply to #476008)
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Location: APPLETON, WI
Are these only currently available on the show circuit?

I know the website is a work in progress. Just wondering if there is a color / pattern chart available?
yooper
Posted 3/30/2011 10:44 PM (#489883 - in reply to #489860)
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Location: Duluth, MN
My partner and I bought several from Mark at a PMTT tournament last year in the parking lot after the rules meeting. My parnter had the chances to see several inside and wanted to buy one. It was dark out and couldn't really see the baits. I thought ok lets try them. The next tourney was the championship and the fish were going on a certain color twisted sucker pre fishing. Friday afternoon my partner put it on the bottom of tonka. Ran into Tom and Mark and they didn't have any that color................

The lure does have great side to side action and very very easy to use.

Brian Johnson
Monster Muskie Guide Service
218 340 0704

MuskyDew
Posted 3/31/2011 12:34 PM (#489949 - in reply to #476008)
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This is going to end up known as the best Jerk Bait out there. It's action is awesome and by playing around with it, you will be surprised at what you can make it do. I have every color Mark has made and he knows if he does a new color, I will buy it. This is my go to Jerk Bait. Get them while you can.

Dewey
scavenger
Posted 4/4/2011 6:12 PM (#490706 - in reply to #489949)
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Location: Mn
I know you want prism and I did cut a few templates today. thanks dewey good luck fishing and may your next be your best.