The Twinkiee
Paramuskyhunter
Posted 1/3/2014 12:46 PM (#682157)
Subject: The Twinkiee





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Location: Appleton, WI
When you guys are at the shows this winter looking at all the new baits please check out Rubber hairy baits new Twinkiee. I had the privilege of pre fishing this bait last year and it is one of the nicest rubber baits on the market. The ribbed tail sends out a lot of vibration throughout the water and it draws in the fish. I’m telling you guys that this is the next hot bait on the market.
MuskieE
Posted 1/3/2014 1:16 PM (#682166 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: RE: The Twinkiee





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Location: Appleton,WI
Thank for the response for people not familiar with the twinkiee theres video up here on the site of it and heres the specs.
mag. 22"long-14oz
reg. 16" long-7oz
Spring 9" long-2.5oz

Ill try and get some pictures up of it this weekend.They will be available at all the musky shows.Thorne brothers and I will have them in chicago at the musky show.
Cal
Posted 1/3/2014 2:29 PM (#682186 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee





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Location: ON
I can see that catching a few fish. Fast sink in the video.
don3118
Posted 1/3/2014 2:43 PM (#682190 - in reply to #682186)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee




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Location: Weyauwega Wi.
I also had the pleasure of using this bait prior to it's release. My last day of fishing last year I had a 2 fish morning. I thought it was a great way to end the year.
muskie tamer
Posted 1/5/2014 10:52 AM (#682558 - in reply to #682157)
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Location: Waconia,MN
Where can you find these?
don3118
Posted 1/5/2014 11:23 AM (#682563 - in reply to #682558)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee




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Location: Weyauwega Wi.
I believe Thorne Bros will have them. PM MuskieE... He will be able to point you in the right direction.
Zinox
Posted 1/5/2014 11:47 AM (#682573 - in reply to #682157)
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A picture maybe ?
ToothTamer
Posted 1/5/2014 2:00 PM (#682613 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee





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Location: Lake St.Clair
Interested in seeing this I love the t ulibees they work wonders. Drag pretty hard and cast like a piano but they work wonders.
psv
Posted 1/5/2014 2:18 PM (#682618 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee




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Location: MN

Excellent color choices. One of the best in the industry.

WTG Eric!

Few samples from 2013 Milwaukee show:

 

 

 

 

muskie! nut
Posted 1/5/2014 2:55 PM (#682638 - in reply to #682573)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee





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Location: Yahara River Chain
Zinox - 1/5/2014 11:47 AM

A picture maybe ?


You can also click on the tab above that says "video" and there is two videos posted by MuskieE at Christmas time which features a pool demo of said lure.
Zinox
Posted 1/6/2014 3:17 AM (#682812 - in reply to #682157)
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Nice one thanks :D
azmuskyman
Posted 1/6/2014 12:13 PM (#682880 - in reply to #682157)
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Any chance they'll have this lure made in all black for the shows this year?
MuskieE
Posted 1/6/2014 12:22 PM (#682883 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: RE: The Twinkiee





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Location: Appleton,WI
We will have 15-20 colors and thorne brothers will have 10 if you don't see a color ask us and we will make it.
MuskieE
Posted 1/6/2014 9:16 PM (#683016 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: RE: The Twinkiee





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Location: Appleton,WI
Attached is a picture of our 6" Regular Twinkiee in red/purple shad.


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muskyroller
Posted 1/6/2014 10:55 PM (#683043 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee




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Location: North St. Paul, MN
Will you be at the Minnesota show doing any show special prices? Great looking lure...different action!
ToddM
Posted 1/7/2014 12:33 PM (#683133 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee





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Location: oswego, il
Can't wait to see this bait at the show. Rumor has it it was the only hostess name left unused by him. Ho-ho, honey bun, zinger, cup cake, snow ball, Suzie q and ding dong all all names for him or people he knows.
bowhunter29
Posted 1/7/2014 2:57 PM (#683156 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee





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Location: South-Central VA
Don't let Eric fool you, Heather builds the baits!

jeremy
ToddM
Posted 1/7/2014 3:58 PM (#683173 - in reply to #682157)
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Location: oswego, il
Well that explains why they are.so robust.
MuskieE
Posted 1/7/2014 8:15 PM (#683243 - in reply to #682157)
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Location: Appleton,WI
Heather puts the cream filling in them!
muskyjim123
Posted 1/8/2014 5:46 PM (#683418 - in reply to #683243)
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Location: brooklyn park mn
Also want to know if will be at mn muskie show.
MuskieE
Posted 1/8/2014 8:05 PM (#683462 - in reply to #682157)
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Location: Appleton,WI
Yes we will be in Minnesota!
MuskieE
Posted 1/18/2014 9:34 PM (#685564 - in reply to #682157)
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Location: Appleton,WI
Saturday at the chicago musky show this twinkiee was purchased from us and on sunday todd minor is holding his personal best.


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Ray Fuller
Posted 1/19/2014 1:16 AM (#685598 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee





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Location: Lake County Illinois
Nice fish Todd!!! Congrats on the P.B and getting your Twinkiee eaten.
PIKEMASTER
Posted 1/19/2014 6:50 AM (#685610 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee





Location: Latitude 41.3016 Longitude 88.6160
This bait is 13-14oz but moves as much water as a pounder
jano
Posted 1/19/2014 12:01 PM (#685662 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee




it's never a good idea to play with a fish outside the water when he still have a lure in his mouth,it can hurt you and the fish.
ToddM
Posted 1/19/2014 8:20 PM (#685781 - in reply to #685662)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee





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Location: oswego, il
jano - 1/19/2014 12:01 PM

it's never a good idea to play with a fish outside the water when he still have a lure in his mouth,it can hurt you and the fish.


I never do. That was for Eric. Lure was out, preplanned to hang it quick by the camera guy before I took the fish out of the net.
ARmuskyaddict
Posted 1/19/2014 11:07 PM (#685820 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee





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Todd, nice fish and bait, but your profile pic looks nothing like you in real life...
ToddM
Posted 1/20/2014 2:05 PM (#685908 - in reply to #685820)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee





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Location: oswego, il
ARmuskyaddict - 1/19/2014 11:07 PM

Todd, nice fish and bait, but your profile pic looks nothing like you in real life...


what you don't have a happy face?
FAT-SKI
Posted 1/21/2014 10:32 AM (#686112 - in reply to #685908)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee




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Location: Lake "y" cause lake"x" got over fished
went out and picked up a new twinkie yesterday. the biggest size, dont know what color I got but its a white belly, with an some orange on the side of it. I took it down to my indoor pool and messed around with it for a little while. Man those have a killer action to them, fast sink, really eratic. Can't wait to get it on the water this up coming season
Flambeauski
Posted 1/21/2014 10:44 AM (#686117 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee




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Location: Smith Creek
Nice fish, Todd. But I'm pretty sure that fish was getting ready to spawn, so I expect an apology statement to be posted in the Basement.
g1pper23
Posted 1/27/2014 7:28 AM (#687549 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: RE: The Twinkiee




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Just wanted to say thanks to the owner of this product. My friend who throws rubber religously was in a bad accident at his house and has third degree burns on his hands and feet. The owner of rubber hairy tackle donated a free twinkie for him to throw when he heals up. Class act all the way. Thank you again. Custom X also threw in a free crank bait. Thank you also Chuck.
Masqui-ninja
Posted 1/27/2014 8:11 AM (#687554 - in reply to #687549)
Subject: RE: The Twinkiee





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Location: Walker, MN
It looks like I'll be dropping some more coin on rubber!

BTW, they only take cash or credit card...no rubber checks.
muskieman23
Posted 1/28/2014 6:29 PM (#687962 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee




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One of the best rubber baits IMHO. One of the few baits that's has a narrative action in the water! Love the bait can't wait to throw it more this year! I'm sure a super beast will fall for one!
hilltop
Posted 1/28/2014 7:18 PM (#687983 - in reply to #687962)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee




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RubberHairy tackle company has earned my respect as a company, I ordered two twisted tubilees, one had and issue and one was the wrong color......you say well that does not seem like good business, but I sent one email and the responder email response was how can we make it right, they fixed the problem with the one and sent me a new tubilee in the color I originally ordered, no questions asked........I know that is what companies are to do, keep the customer happy......but also today how many companies really practice what they preach, RubberHairy tackle company does and I respect that. Haven't thrown the bait yet, but look forward to releasing a musky with these lures and plan to keep an eye on this tackle company. Thanks for a very satisfied and happy customer

Brian Collins
KPETERSON
Posted 2/1/2014 10:33 PM (#688831 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: RE: The Twinkiee




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The Twinkiee has two stand out feature that no other soft plastic has. The rib tail thumps way more than your normal smooth tail would, which allows you to get the attention of Muskies in stained or cloudy water conditions. Not only do the rib tails allow these baits to stand out, but the color patterns are just as unique. This combination is par none to any other soft plastic on the market. These key features are why I will always throw RubberHairy's baits. Eric is a great guy and will help you in any way possible for color options. His 4'' spring Twinkiee will definitely be a must have in the early season, and my go to bait. What do you think Eric will come up with next?
jvkop2
Posted 2/2/2014 3:39 PM (#688961 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: RE: The Twinkiee




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Wanted to post a quick comparison picture between the giant Twinkiee and a Pounder. Very basic picture, but hope it helps.


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muskieman23
Posted 2/2/2014 3:49 PM (#688970 - in reply to #682157)
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Eric is doing great things for the industry right now! I can't wait to see what his new creations will be! And yes his colors for the Twinkie are very unique! Gives fish something that they haven't seen before!
curleytail
Posted 2/2/2014 5:10 PM (#688987 - in reply to #688961)
Subject: RE: The Twinkiee




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Location: Hayward, WI
jvkop2 - 2/2/2014 3:39 PM

Wanted to post a quick comparison picture between the giant Twinkiee and a Pounder. Very basic picture, but hope it helps.


Nice comparison picture. I've been wondering how they compare in size to other similar weight baits. Looks like a good profile on them.

I'll have to get a couple. The pool demo video looked good!

Tucker
Sidejack
Posted 2/2/2014 6:20 PM (#689012 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee




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Location: Aurora
They're on the Thornes website if anyone wants to see some colour choices.
FAT-SKI
Posted 2/4/2014 11:34 AM (#689361 - in reply to #689012)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee




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Location: Lake "y" cause lake"x" got over fished
I have tested the action on a few different occasions in my pool at my apt. And I love it. I may be more excited to try this out this season then anything else that I have picked up. We will see if that still stands after I spend money at the expo. But this bait is killer. Great action, very erratic. REALLY looking forward to tossing this bait
toothycritter88
Posted 2/7/2014 12:42 PM (#690048 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee





Can't wait to get my hands on these they look awesome..I already heard of fish being caught on them this season. so hopefully they will do the same for me see you in the Milwaukee Eric!
WI Duck Guide
Posted 2/7/2014 4:54 PM (#690091 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee




Location: Minocqua, WI
I had the privilege of acquiring one of the first twinkees before it even had a name. Eric sent me a message saying he created a new bait it hadn't seen water yet. He sent me a prototype and it performed beautifully. Has a great action distinctly different due to the body size/tail ratio. Work it slower vs ripping it for best results. Were between the original name was going to be the "Brat haha but I think Twinkee was the best choice. After all, everyone loves a twinkee!
MuskieE
Posted 2/28/2014 11:32 PM (#695066 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: RE: The Twinkiee





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Location: Appleton,WI
Thanks for all the great responses on the twinkiee its greatly appreciated.
EsoxAddiction
Posted 3/1/2014 8:43 PM (#695220 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee




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Location: Madison, WI
The big question is, are they for sharks?
MuskieE
Posted 3/3/2014 8:19 PM (#695859 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: RE: The Twinkiee





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Location: Appleton,WI
Fresh water sharks!
PIKEMASTER
Posted 3/3/2014 10:02 PM (#695897 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee





Location: Latitude 41.3016 Longitude 88.6160
The Muskies have not seen this Bait so it is Different and that is what catches fish, baits they have not seen before.
Sidejack
Posted 3/3/2014 10:40 PM (#695907 - in reply to #682157)
Subject: Re: The Twinkiee




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Location: Aurora
Love the little back N forth head wiggle on a steady retrieve.
Wonder if the cream filling model looks the same.