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ToddM
Posted 1/13/2015 4:32 PM (#748277 - in reply to #747186)
Subject: Re: Crankbaits that walk/hunt?





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Location: oswego, il
One of the things I think that makes a bait walk is when the lip angle, length and line tie are not in balance. There is a line though from out of balance to not work at all. Paul's baits have that perfect "imbalance". Other baits like the headlock do as well.
Slimetime 2
Posted 1/13/2015 6:51 PM (#748304 - in reply to #747186)
Subject: Re: Crankbaits that walk/hunt?




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The Pelagic definitely looks sweet, and I definitely could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure most of that " walking" is being achieved by whoever is holding the rod moving it side to side on a short line for the camera. The video seems to support this if you really watch it. Still cool tho!
Pikiespawn
Posted 1/13/2015 7:07 PM (#748307 - in reply to #748304)
Subject: Re: Crankbaits that walk/hunt?




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Location: Apollo, PA
should have named it lockhead..........
muskyhunter47
Posted 1/13/2015 8:13 PM (#748314 - in reply to #748307)
Subject: Re: Crankbaits that walk/hunt?




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Location: Minnesota
Head locks walk all over the place. Don't know how to post u tube but head locks are on you tube walk all over with out moving the rod
Pikiespawn
Posted 1/13/2015 8:17 PM (#748315 - in reply to #748314)
Subject: Re: Crankbaits that walk/hunt?




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Location: Apollo, PA
was just being sarcastic........ bait is an attempted knockoff
ShutUpNFish
Posted 1/14/2015 7:43 AM (#748374 - in reply to #747186)
Subject: RE: Crankbaits that walk/hunt?





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Location: Money, PA
I actually have two youtube vids for you guys to see. First is a 4.5 Lil Hammer Scatter being trolled at 4.5 mph.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSWfVWKfYEw&list=UU0WLPg7EXzu53Dn79p...

The second is the larger 7 3/4" Bero Sledge Hammer Scatter trolled at 4 mph.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWsV4LXxnz4&list=UU0WLPg7EXzu53Dn79p...

The faster the bait is trolled the tighter the hunt action will be; if I slow the speed down, the lures have a wider path....enjoy.

If I had underwater footage, it would show the action even better....If anyone could help me with this, I'd appreciate it....would love that for my website!
ShutUpNFish
Posted 1/15/2015 8:27 AM (#748595 - in reply to #748304)
Subject: Re: Crankbaits that walk/hunt?





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Location: Money, PA
Slimetime 2 - 1/13/2015 6:51 PM

The Pelagic definitely looks sweet, and I definitely could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure most of that " walking" is being achieved by whoever is holding the rod moving it side to side on a short line for the camera. The video seems to support this if you really watch it. Still cool tho!


Yup, you are wrong...unfortunately
Reef Hawg
Posted 1/16/2015 9:01 PM (#748960 - in reply to #747186)
Subject: RE: Crankbaits that walk/hunt?




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Location: north central wisconsin
ne more walking lure that I've done well with is the Musky Magnet made by Kermit Good, particularily the 5" and 9" straight models and the 5" jointed. The 5" will walk nicely on the cast or rip.
ChrisR
Posted 1/17/2015 10:59 AM (#749004 - in reply to #747186)
Subject: Re: Crankbaits that walk/hunt?




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That Pelagic is a Headlock knock-off.
ChrisR
Posted 1/17/2015 12:46 PM (#749019 - in reply to #747186)
Subject: Re: Crankbaits that walk/hunt?




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What's the best walking wiley or stalker style lure?
wvhillbillyjlm
Posted 1/19/2015 12:30 PM (#749399 - in reply to #748254)
Subject: Re: Crankbaits that walk/hunt?





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Location: WV
Myers Thrasher Shad.
ShutUpNFish
Posted 1/20/2015 10:12 AM (#749511 - in reply to #747186)
Subject: Re: Crankbaits that walk/hunt?





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Location: Money, PA
There is no walking Wiley...Of course, you can get some Wileys to kick randomly, but there are none with a consistent "hunting" action. IMO his best bait was the original square lip fatbody, but he no longer makes them with the square lip.
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