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| What is everyone's favorite bucktail to burn that is not a twin ten? Mine would have to be a baby girl or a blue fox vibrax. I'm trying to get some ideas to expand my non twin ten selection. |
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Location: Central Wisconsin | Homemade double fluted 8s |
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| Lee Snyder's Skunk fur tails in his Rainbow color by Lee's Trophy Lures. made in Dover, Pa. |
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Location: Aurora | Here's the magic lady.
ET - The triple-bodied Eagletail willow leaf.
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Location: Minnesota | I like the #6 yellow Vibrax |
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Location: St.John, Indiana | Homemade double 9 Indiana Flashabou and bucktail., Xtra weight added to keep it in the water. Very productive for me. |
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| TNT,s Tri-Glide in the buck tail model |
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Location: Sw Pennsylvania | double showgirls get my vote. |
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| Esox Assault Twin Drone (double 6's) get my vote. Only double 6 bait I've found that you don't have to jump start every time and burns awesome. |
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Location: new richmond, wi. & isle, mn | Double show girls and harassers |
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| Dbl 8s (dbl showgirls) |
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Location: WI | Dreamcatcher with a single #6 Indiana blade |
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Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | My past go to has been the Shumway Flasher, but looking at trying the Dadson 9mm bullet this year. |
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| I realy love Spankybaits, dc8 hairball, and dc7 firefly. |
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Location: vicenza,italy | I don't like two blade bucktail for italian pike,in Italian waters is used just.
I like vibrax 6" in more color and The mythical martin 20 (3/4) or martin 28 (1oz)
I edit them, change the treble hook (the original is too small) and dressing with feathers, fur (bucktail) and cristal flash.
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Location: Walker, MN | JR CG. |
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| Burning bucktails have been a technique used for decades. I recall an article written by Mark Windels,maker of the Harrasser bucktails that goes back to the early eighties. Mark believed the more water you covered,the better the chances are at catching fish. He believed,and so do I, that the best search lure was a bucktail fished fast. To accomplish this,he used and an Abu 7000 reel filled with line to the top of the spool for speed. His choice was his willow leaf Harrassers. I also like the Harrasers but my all time favorite burner is a Mepps Giant Killer. Kdawg |
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| Standard Dreamcatcher in Crappie pattern is hard to beat.... |
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Location: Lake "y" cause lake"x" got over fished | homemade double 8s, in a color that got me most of my action last season. Its my new little secret, hopefully I can get more slime on it to call it "my dirty little secret" In fact, I just named that color... thanks thread for the inspiration...  |
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Location: Minnesota | Also homemade double 8's. Holographic silver Indiana blades with a black tail. |
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Location: Lakeville, MN | This is what I got my first fish on... muskie underground double 8
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Location: MPLS Metro | Waterbeast Tackle #8 Brute or Bully. |
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Location: St Paul, Minnesota | Cat's Tail Lures Colorado Tandem 8 in Orange and Yellow (Sunfish Color). This was the lure that we had the most mid-day high skies action with up on Vermillion in late August. |
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