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Location: Pittsburgh, PA | any of you guys use this bait at all? casting or trolling? how deep does it run? i just got 2 9" baits. thanks |
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Location: Washington, PA | Whats up? I use them a lot. Very productive bait on the rivers around here. They run at any depth, just count them down. I usually use them as a casting bait, but I know that up on the larry they troll them. |
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Location: Pittsburgh, PA | thanks tom....whats your email again? maybe we can hit the water a couple times this season |
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Location: Washington, PA | [email protected]
It's almost that time. I figure 2, 3 weeks max and I'll be thrashing some water around out in Ohio. |
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| I had one for several years and threw it several times. Can't say one thing positive about the bait. I would not mess with another one. Found that casting it led to many foulings of its own hooks. I would pretty much put it on my crappy bait list. |
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Location: On my favorite lake! | The Radtke baits are pretty average. I wasn't impressed with the two I bought. I would have to say they are best in the spring because of their small profile. I also agree that they do seem to get fouled on there own hooks often. I now usually use the baits for trolling because you can troll them at a pretty fast clip. |
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Radtke's Pike Minnow