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| The thread about the best gliders got me thinking about the hot tails. I've seen plenty of fish pics with them, but I am just curious about how they perform when compared to others. I fish Hellhounds and Reef Hawgs mostly for gliders. I've fished a few others, but those are my go to. |
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Location: Central Wisconsin | I would compare it closely to a hellhound except I felt like the hot tail ran deeper with a nice fall on the pause. |
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Location: martinsburg wv | Flying fish they have a side to side action with some up and down movement and wobble on the fall can be worked fast or slow deep or shallow
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Location: River | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dufYRafbLps
Hands down the best glider I have ever used. 90% of my winter strikes happen boatside on the pause. Instead of a figure 8 you almost have to jig them. The wobble on the pause converts followers to eaters. |
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| Thanks for the replies. Are the Hot Tails going to be at the Chicago musky expo? |
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Location: Sw Pennsylvania | I wouldn't compare it to a hellhound in anyway except ease to work. The hot tail glides with ease and gets down a lot deeper then most glide baits. Great wobble on the drop, built like a tank also. |
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Location: martinsburg wv | Hot tail Gliders will not be at chicago But will have a booth at the Ohio show
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| Sounds good. I was hoping to meet with you, but Ohio is a little far from central WI. |
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Location: Appleton | I will have Hot Tails gliders in the Team Rhino Outdoors booth at the Wisconsin Musky Expo and the Milwaukee Musky Expo. |
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| Sounds good, we should be at both! |
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