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| Hey guys,
can anyone tell me something about the differences?
Especially, which one runs shallower, throws even better?
Thanks!
Chris |
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Location: musky waters , WI | DCG has flashabou/tinsel and siligirl has a rubber skirt. Otherwise same components same blade size (10's) both cast about the same. They can be fished at whatever depth depending on if you let it sink and how fast you real. |
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| Thanks. That helps.
I'm searching for a really shallow running Double 10 at slow retreave.
Until now I cast the Dominatrix Double 10. But that bucktail sinks too fast/runs too deep, if cranking slow to moderate. |
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| Guest - 6/24/2012 8:05 AM
Thanks. That helps.
I'm searching for a really shallow running Double 10 at slow retreave.
Until now I cast the Dominatrix Double 10. But that bucktail sinks too fast/runs too deep, if cranking slow to moderate.
unweighted glittertails is what your looking for..
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| The cowgirl and glittertails are perfect for that. Sili or not |
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| Great, that sounds good!
You made my day, folks! |
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| But what would be your favorite, if you have choise and why?
DCG or Sil? |
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| I've caught fish on both, but it's hard to beat the way that flashabou looks when its pulsating behind those blades on the DCG's. |
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Musky Mayhem DCG vs. Siligirl