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| I tried emailing Sledgehammer Lures but never got a response.
Does anybody know where I can buy (online) the 4" and 6" Hammershads. I couldn't make it to the Wisconsin Musky Shows.
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| http://www.protacklemuskyshop.com/cataloguetackle.php?td=brand&idd=... Hammer Lures&offset=25 |
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| Wow. Thanks man. I never saw that site before. It's Canada, however. Will that be an issue. I'm in Wisconsin.
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Location: Madison, WI | I was also interested in the 6" - floating and sinking versions. I am also waiting for the company to get back to me. I did not find either 6" version in the listing of the site above.
If you do find anything out, please share with the rest of us. I will do the same.
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| Are those also called rattlin shads? |
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Location: Cave Run Lake KY. | cave run legend - 2/22/2013 11:23 PM
Are those also called rattlin shads? ......................... NO................ |
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| Yes they are the same. I asked Tony Grant and he said Sledgehammer made his lures.
If they aren't - they sure are close. I bought 3 from Tony at the Chicago Show and bought 6 from Sledgehammer. I mixed them all together in my box and now can't tell the difference.
If they are different - what is the difference.
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Location: Madison, WI | More info about the 6" version - from Sledgehammer:
-The final colors are being done this coming week.
-R&H will be the only store carrying the floating version.
-The weights are 66 grams for the weighted and 56 for the floating.
-The floating rises VERY slowly.
-The floating version has red hooks.
-All the baits are 100% made IN THE USA.
I still don't know when they will be available. I could not find them currently on R&Hs site. The floating version sounds particularly interesting to me. I am going to pick a couple up when they become available.
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| Thanks for the update.
I like their lures - they just make them hard to purchase...
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4" and 6" Hammershads