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| Chad, I heard you once say in the chat room that you work a bulldawg musch differently than most poeple do. If it's not a secret, I was wondering if you could share.[:bigsmile:] | |
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| Hey Todd,
Good to meet you at the Chicago Show.
I heard Chad's talk. His technique involves something about checking sideview mirrors and rearview mirrors.........
I think we need a muskiefirst video of Chad Cain's bulldawg retrieve complete with commentary.
Mr Smith - can you make that happen? | |
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| Hey Todd,
Sorry it took me awhile to get back to you, but I was down in Florida for a week, trying to get away from this freezing weather!!
Anyway, I do work a bulldawg a little differently than most, and it has been very successful for me. From the second the bulldawg hits the water, to the time it gets to the boat, I am jerking the living hell out of it with hard, upward twitches and the dawg goes all over the place!! Some of the dawgs will even have a side to side action jerking back and forth. Last year alone I boated several four footers on dawgs, and a 50.5" on one as well. Seems to trigger the big girls with that super fast erratic action!!
Hope that helps,
Chad
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Chad Cain, bulldawg quesion