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| What's everyones opinion on these? They seem to have quite a bit more drag than pounders. Anyone think this bait is TOO BIG for.mid summer muskies? |
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| Never too big for muskies at any time. The FFG even stuck a 55 on one in November. Great baits and a different vibration pattern than other big rubber. |
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| Those things suck to cast.. I have a monster Firetiger that I cast a few times If I really feel the big bait urge. A Pounder Dawg feels like a Regular Dawg to cast and retrieve compared to the Monster Medussa. |
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| Nolan I completely agree. I've had a pig follow but that's it on these baits. |
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| Planer boards are much more user friendly. |
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| I think fishing a Monster Medussa is less taxing than burning big blades, but maybe that's just me. |
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| its not too big for summer fish, but its a real wrist breaker, too much drag, and a real mess to cast in the wind...if you work it super slow then its a little easier. |
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| Slow Rollin - 9/10/2013 7:21 AM
and a real mess to cast in the wind...
You're not kidding there. |
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| Buddy I was fishing with last summer got a 38' trolling one if that sheds any light on the topic. haha. |
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| Al Swearingen - 9/9/2013 9:59 PM
Get the sand outta yer vag. If you throw it, they will eat it. Stupid fish try to eat planer boards too. Agree. Lol |
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| Yeah...they don't work at all! Nobody should throw them!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJrlJD43zOc |
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Think I'm gonna sell mine after that vid. |
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| My question was about mid summer...Not november right before ice up lol |
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| Do you only eat turkey on thanksgiving? Yes, they will work in the summer. Two weeks ago I got one on the 8 with one, and last week I didn't hook up but that was the only bait they would even follow. |
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| One of those video clips that never get old! Dang thats a whale! |
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| They work in the summer. Period.
If you want to cast them, fish eat them. Even low 40's fish.
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| Ok to answer your question NO mag dussa's r not too big to throw mid summer or early fall. They will catch fish during both times of year as mentioned by the above remarks.... |
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