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| Subject says it all !!! Excluding suicks and bobbies what are some of you're favorite's?? |
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Location: Waukee, IA | Wades Wobblers! |
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| Raptors. |
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Location: Sussex, NJ | Slow tease mag |
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Location: Middletown, Ohio | Seekers
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If I wasn't shown how well a dive and rise could produce I probably would've never given one a chance.... I am new to Muskies but it just didn't look like my style but it has worked very well for me. I use the 9" weighted version, I have a few 6" I got that I am going to use for tigers this spring. |
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| cave run legend - 2/24/2013 11:26 PM
Raptors.
+1, I have a slight bais towards them because I make them. |
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| Sandcats are a nice option. |
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Location: Minnesota | i know you said there out but there still the best Suick all the way |
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| Trueglide tremor is an awesome one. BR |
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Location: Apollo, PA | minteer surprise |
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Location: Twin Cities, MN | Hi Fin Fooler - ( pre polywood ) |
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Location: Eau Claire,WI | Sleight aka the " shoe" bait and my fav is the Big Daddy! |
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| Tigerhunter - 2/25/2013 5:31 AM
Sledge!
If I wasn't shown how well a dive and rise could produce I probably would've never given one a chance.....
Dive and rise baits produce some serious action here in Ut for sure... almost more so than most other baits! |
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| I just checked out the lunge lumber prowler- those look pretty awesome! Same with the raptor i had never seen either of these baits |
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| Big daddy and intimidator |
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| 9" weighted Suick in the "Bronze Perch" color pattern ,,,, I replace the hooks with Mustad 3/0 short-shank round-bend treble hooks ----- jimjimjim |
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| I really love a nice 9" weighed Suick. If the Suick is out, I also really like a weighed Burt. They have such great hang time and a great shimmy. The squirrelly Burt is good around veggies too. |
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Location: MN | Ducktail Warrior http://ducktaillures.weebly.com/warrior-jerkbait.html
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Location: Sycamore, IL | Since I can't say suick...
Sledge
Sand cat
Burt
in that order. I will be throwing Sand Cat's a lot more this year! |
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Location: WI | Hawg Teaser. Hang some lead on it & watch it rise about a foot per minute. |
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| +2 Trueglide "Tremor" or Trueglide "Rumor". Good luck finding one though. |
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Location: Minnesota: where it's tough to be a sportsfan! | Just read through this not many mentioned the burt. This is a lure you can put in someones hand show them a retrieve and walk away. They will p _ _ _ something off with it for sure. I always have a burt or two on board.
My favorite though is a twitchbait worked like a dive & rise. Once dialed in on the bait you can make that thing do anything short of jumping jacks. |
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| I know I should learn to use a D&R, but I find myself leaning more towards what Jake is saying. |
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Location: Davenport, IA | h2o Ripper. No tuning required. |
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| Here is an old post:
http://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/board/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=78... |
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| i know this is isn't a jerk bait, but i use alot of crankbaits like a jerk bait. Love the action in that it wobbles then rises. Things like grandma's, kraves etc... |
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| Livid Fish does everything your dive/rise bait does, but with a significant wobble on the way up. |
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Location: Okoboji | any furring strip with a 45 degree angle cut on the face of it and hooks, splash of paint...maybe a little lead..done... |
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| My obvious favorite is the MDR Chopper. Tooth proof solid plastic, two line ties for versatility, a diving action that will back out of cover and then wobble on the rise. The chopping action is side to side with wiggle. The two hook design hooks great and is easy on the fish (and angler).
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| Ez-E riser.....for me.....gets down to 7 feet with a slow death rise & wobble. |
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what's your favorite dive and rise???