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Location: Chicago | Just got back from a seminar Pete gave and he talked about a great new inline he made tinkering around....he mentioned a company that might put them out soon.
It is bascially a #6 French blade and a #8 Colorado blade lined up. Did great in Ontario with it. I also saw something similar in a MuskyShops catalog ad for Inhaler Tackle....the new Double Deuce. Is this a new trend of musky inlines? Anyone have any experience with them or making their own? |
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Location: SE, WI. | Using a variety of blades for inlines, may be new to retail for inlines, But Not necessarily new to some who make their own basement bait inlines. I use different size blades for inlines, and really like 2 different sizes in colorado's. Reason being, I've had 2 of the same sizes stick upon start of retrieve, SO I now use different size colorado's and love the results:)...been doing this since the Dbl cowgirls came out! JD |
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Location: Freedom, WI | It really is trial and error when trying different blade types together, some work some do not. Which blade in front also makes a difference along with all the normal things to make a good inline. |
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Location: Pewaukee, WI | You mean like these? I've found this blade combo to work well
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Location: Chicago | Yep....those look great! |
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Location: Freedom, WI | Also putting both blades with the clevises weaved together. Like Cowgirls. |
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Location: oswego, il | Pete's bucktails spin together like a cowgirl. The baits above look great. |
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Location: SE, WI. | Can honestly say, never tried a Colorado/French together. maybe we need to get this combo tested with the Hydrophone, and hear the results:) JD |
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Location: oswego, il | I am going to try and experiment with some combinations. I never thought they would balance right, collect and spin together but you don't know untill you try! Can you jump the snake river canyon in a rocket? Knievel tried it! |
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| FYI, 2 different pairs of blades did not work for me. Looked great, but the 2nd pair would not spin. |
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Location: SE, WI. |
AR, I believe we are talking one pair of blades. Like cowgirls, just 2 different styles, and OR sizes. I also tried two sets, with no real success . Seems like the vacuum from front blades, does not let the back blades spin easy. JD |
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Location: Hayward WI | They are supposed to be made by Uncle Josh, called Sound Science Lures
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