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| Whats the spinnerbait your looking forward to using the most this season and how are you going to use it? |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Violent Strike...good lures, and easy for me to order. My son builds them. Fudally Stump Hawgs, Mike builds me a version I really like. Have a bunch ordered. |
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Location: APPLETON, WI | Funky Chickens or Rabid Squirrels... I guess it sounds kind of silly when you type them out like that, but they're both my go-to spinnerbaits. Awesome action, you can cast them a country mile and they're basically indestructible. I've bounced them off more stumps, rock piles and reefs than I care to admit. 
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Location: Clintonville, Wi | I've been doing decent on GP thumpers the last few years. Thanks to Reef Hawg for turning me onto them. The tandems on slow days have saved a few trips for me. |
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Location: Richfield, MN | Is there a website where a guy can go and take a look at the GP Thumpers online.
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Location: Gilberts IL/Rhinelander WI | Bou Bling...in the slop. |
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| I am looking forward to the 3.5 oz Rad Dog with a #10 Colorado on it. |
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Location: Des Moines IA | Bou Blings in the Des Moines River. Stumps, Deadfalls, and Rip Rap. |
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| The Hatchet Shad from Simms Tackle has been my best spinnerbait for years. The hatchet blades really put out a different kind of thump. Check them out at http://simmsoutdoors.com/newest/index.php?option=com_virtuemart&pag...
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www.illinoismuskies.com |
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Location: Hayward, WI | I have used Rad Dogs in the past with great luck. I bought one of their heavy versions with a #10 blade I look forward to using. I also have a Chochran Bou Bling that I didn't use enough last year that should get more water time.
I also bought one from Marv's at the MN show this year. I was "DONE" buying baits but somehow Jeff and his wife Tina lured me into their booth. I was impressed by their baits, and really enjoyed talking to them. Ended up leaving with a closeout color for $10 and he threw in a bunch of different blades too. Very nice people and their baits look to be of great quality. I look forward to using that one.
In the right conditions, nothing beats a spinnerbait.
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Location: SE, WI. | My own customs, from hair,boo,tinsel,silicone. & buzz bait. From 5/8oz - 2.5oz. From .035 thru .060 wire, + plastic custom trailers, leverage free single and treble hook setups. Trolling and casting, slow and fast. Something special about catching them on your own custom designs...:o
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Location: Stones throw away...finally!! | MuskieMike - 4/26/2011 10:36 PM
Bou Blings in the Des Moines River. Stumps, Deadfalls, and Rip Rap.
C'mon Mike...seriously? You're kidding right? |
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Location: Des Moines IA | The river's probably got more muskies in it than Big Creek by now, at least that's my guess! |
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| If there is a season for this guy (work, you know): Bucher Tandem Slopmasters. Why? They're the only ones I own. Why? Because they were on sale at an online outlet and I thought I'd have a go. Will they work? On any other angler's line they would; but for me they probably won't. Forever realistic. |
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Location: Columbus, Georgia | Super Slayer Tackle makes the Slippery Sam, affectionately known as a Slowie. Either single or double bladed. The Sumo version is truly a big fish bait.
It's an inline bait with a forked rubber tail. It can cover a lot of water quickly, and has a great hookup rate. |
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| Same ones we used last year. Schlicke Musky Penetrator Bucktails.
Probably Colorado/Double bladed, they work good. |
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| Really looking forward to throwing the Tyrant Weed Wrangler. I got to throw it in the take at the Milwaukee show, it looks great! The hydroplaning head will keep it running high over the weeds. Tinsel/maribou tail looks awesome in the water.
I'm also looking forward to the homemade 8oz spinnerbaits me and a buddy came up with!
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Location: SE, WI. | Brett; Nice talking to you at the milw. sports show. Yes; I also plan on pouring up some heavy weights.... 5- 8 oz. That size should be perfect for your neck of the woods. Wire fatigue will be critical, along with a leverage free hooking system to keep those big girls pinned. That weight will offer some leverage towards the fishes advantage. The right hook setup should be a key element... JIM |
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Location: N.FIB | ace tandems |
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Location: S.Wisconsin | Rabid squirrel and the ghosttail spinnerbaits are the 2 that I will be using when a spinnerbait is called upon. The ghosttails are very nice |
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Location: Richfield, MN | The Ghost Tails look assume. I am looking froward to using them on opening. |
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Location: Latitude 41.3016 Longitude 88.6160 | I use GRINDERS they come in 1-5oz , also will use RAD DAWGS , out in open weed lines. I think they are the best two Spinner baits made today. |
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Location: Denmark | Bekermann Custom Baits, they are extremely durable, and casts better than any other spinnerbait i have tried, even up against a stiff wind.
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| JAW Baits Mad Shad-Bluegill
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Location: APPLETON, WI | getsomekayak - 5/5/2011 5:03 PM JAW Baits Mad Shad-Bluegill that thing is sexy! |
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| Hoping some big girls will think the same thing |
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