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| Anyone seen these yet? Nothing ground-breaking but still intriguing. |
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| They look cool, a fancy "joe" |
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Location: Minneapolis, MN | Back in June I fished with a guide that made their own under dawgs and it looked pretty cool in the water. |
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| Yep. Been using them this fall. They run deep and have great action. Am very impressed. Their action is quite a bit different than a Big Joe or Mojoe.
and the fish like them....
Another great product from Musky Innovations.
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Location: Ottawa Lake, MI | Pics? |
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Location: Lakeville, MN | .
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Location: Aurora | Well whaddya know.. Just modified a double dawg last night in similar fashion.
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Location: Madtown, WI | Well holy crap, it's a twin fin....
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| I hope they changed something with the weight or something, so it have a different action or something?
Anyway it looks pretty cool, think i'll have to try one or 2. |
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Location: Aurora | Kinda looks like a twin tail bondy. |
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| Sidejack - 11/13/2013 11:36 PM
Well whaddya know.. Just modified a double dawg last night in similar fashion.
I'd be curious to see how this turns out once you get a chance to use it. I have a couple spare double dawgs I may consider doing the same to. |
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| it swims or looks nothing like a twin fin.
It is heavy gets down deep and has great action. It is weighted perfect.
Modifying your double dawgs will not get you the same action they are weighted differently.
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| If it fishs deeper then I would be willing to buy a few. |
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| Does any one know which colors they are going to make ? |
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Location: Musky Tackle Online, MN | Colors will be Black/Orange, Cisco, Holo Walleye, Natural Sucker, Perch and Pro Walleye.
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| Now that's a solid color selection on these. Will have to pick a few up. |
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| What sizes for 2014?
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Location: Yahara River Chain | Hey guys, its my birthday today and I got a special bait from my brother. My Brother (a CAD engineer) designed the UnderDawg for Brad Ruh to make the mold for it. One of the guys in the milling shop also made name inserts that when placed in before molding into the upper half of the tail says "Musky Innovation" and my brother had a special one poured by Brad with "The Muskie Nut' on the lower half of the tail. Pretty cool, eh? I had my buddy hold it so that I could take a couple of pictures of it. I didn't think it would show up on a picture, but it did. Thanks to Brad. my brother, and machinist ToddZ.
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Location: Yahara River Chain | I have to add that (and my brother pointed it out) the head is shaped slimmer on the bottom to allow for a faster drop and there is a solid wire running thru the thing and a eye in the back for a gunner or maybe anther hook? |
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Location: Lakeville, MN | That's pretty sweet blessing having a brother like that! |
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Location: Iowa | I made 3 pounders like this throughout the past year
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