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| I finally had a chance to get out musky fishing the other day and try out the Modivator made by Ben Modica. This is a really nice glide bait, has a good side to side action and not hard to work at all. I also like that to is a heavier bait that will run deeper that most glide baits. Check them out.
Captain Doug Kloet
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Location: South East Wisconsin | I agree great bait! |
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Location: Canada | http://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/board/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=63...
Check some of them out here ^ |
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| Thanks Guys for the kind words.
Now if these muskies ever get out of the funk their in. |
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Location: where the fish are... | any time now ben.... any time |
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Location: Canada | 16 more days till opener here and then I hopefully plan to be throwing these and not trolling. |
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Location: Money, PA | These fronts are killing us out here in the East as well....I think things are about to turn around here next week....Lets hope. |
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Location: Crystal Lake,Illinois 60014 | Ben,
really need a "walleye" pattern for Crystal Lake, pretty stoked!
keep me in touch when it goes out.
thanks again!
dale |
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Location: Canada | Today, we floated the boat for the first time this season. Took it down to the local reservoir to give it the once over before musky season starts and fish for some pike. Threw my Modivators and a few other gliders that I wasn't pleased with the action. Man do I LOVE the action of the Modivator, can't wait to get some big toothy muskies on these !! |
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| CU301DSV - 5/21/2011 10:00 PM
Today, we floated the boat for the first time this season. Took it down to the local reservoir to give it the once over before musky season starts and fish for some pike. Threw my Modivators and a few other gliders that I wasn't pleased with the action. Man do I LOVE the action of the Modivator, can't wait to get some big toothy muskies on these !!
Thanks Shawn, Just finishing up the pike today with some fins.
I was reading your post and I almost thought that the modivator didn't run good at first, but then I read on. I'm glad you love it.
I fished a couple times this week and our muskies are still in a funk, mostly the bigger fish are are coming up on the Modivator 40's and up.
I can't wait until these fish turn on with some stable weather.
Thursday Ren lost a mid 30's inch fish on the perch next to the boat.
Thanks Again. |
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Location: Canada | Sorry, didn't mean to sound confusing. MODIVATORS kick ass !!
The other gliders I tried were name brand and/or other bait makers, not naming any names but I really wasn't impressed with them.
Can't wait to get the blue shad, the foiled shad, the bass and pike modivators from you. Definitely want the other two I discussed with you.
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Location: Canada | Stupid mail strike here is keeping me from my Modivators that Ben sent me. I wanted them before this weekend's trip. I'll be fishing some steep break lines with the ones currently in my arsenal and can't wait to send pics to Ben from out on the water! |
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Location: oswego, il | peter pan was a cheap flight for sure. tried it, i just don't look good in green tights but then again, i wasn't throwing a modivator at the time...... |
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Location: Illinois |
you rock the he77 out of a pair of tights, Todd, who are U kidding? LOL |
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Location: Grand Rapids MN | As many said the Modivator is easy to work, nice action (both while swinging to the side and on the fall) but what I really like is its a little heavier. I wanted a bait that I can work deeper without counting down forever. In a way I wanted something that I can work in what i would normally call "Dawg territory" and this bait hit the mark perfectly.
Can't go wrong with one...... Or two! |
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| Targa01 - 6/23/2012 8:05 PM
As many said the Modivator is easy to work, nice action (both while swinging to the side and on the fall) but what I really like is its a little heavier. I wanted a bait that I can work deeper without counting down forever. In a way I wanted something that I can work in what i would normally call "Dawg territory" and this bait hit the mark perfectly.
Can't go wrong with one...... Or two!
I agree - I have 2 and just ordered 2 more:)
Similar to the phantom but deeper and amazing custom painting |
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Location: Canada | Largies like Modivator's too!
3 Fold Perch Hardtail
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b99/81CABRIO/c66b9c8d.jpg
Edited by CU301DSV 7/2/2012 5:57 PM
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| Thanks for the compliments guys..
I just got got back from up north and lost a super fish because of a bad angle while fighting the fish on a Modivator 10, sorry to say I didn't get a picture but it was getting close to being in the net..
Attachments ---------------- river walleye.jpg (43KB - 289 downloads)
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do you have some serious fish to show us? |
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Location: IL | Awsome baits! |
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| Absolutely LOVE these baits! The paint jobs Ben puts together are second to none. with just the perfect amount of epoxy to keep them lasting after big toothy fish. Keep up the good work! |
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Location: Canada | Ben - make sure to post pics of the 10" I've asked you to do for me |
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Location: Canada | learntoswim - 7/3/2012 2:09 AM
do you have some serious fish to show us?
How about this pike:
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b99/81CABRIO/4452a53a.jpg
Lost an even bigger one the day before, this is what I was left with:
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b99/81CABRIO/8ddd489f.jpg |
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