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| Anyone got to toy around with these yet? Look extremely similar to Shadzillas. Any big reason to buy one over the other? |
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| I'll only run the fat a.z swim baits I like the action the best and hooks are not free to foul up.
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| Who makes the swimming dawg? |
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| Musky Innovations. I am not sure if they are even released yet. They look exactly like a Shadzilla. I was just wondering if anyone had any experience testing them, and if so, how are they different than a shadzilla. |
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| Never heard of the swimming dawg by MI, do you have a picture or a link? |
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| Says the link is too large. Saric has it on his FB and Twitter pages. |
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Location: Grand Rapids, MI | Pic
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| Only reason I can think of is availability. Places like fleet farm and Scheels will carry MI but not shadzillas. I'm excited to get my hands on a couple of these |
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| Ive been using them the last couple weeks. I like them a lot they have great action and are very good hookers most hooked on that hook by the head.
cant wait to use more this fall. they have a killer wobble coming threw the water
Jeff Hanson
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| any issues with the hook catching the leader on casts ? |
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| How long are they? |
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| A little less than two pink pens in length |
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| bllhogg - 9/27/2016 8:43 PM
A little less than two pink pens in length
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Location: Grand Rapids, MI | Musky Face - 9/27/2016 8:20 PM How long are they? About 13"
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| Have not had any issues with hooks fouling on leader. if you keep good tension with your thumb on spool while casting you shouldn't have any problems same with bulldawgs
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Location: Grand Rapids, MI | Chaos in the game.
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| Will when are the Chaos ones going to be available? |
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| Interesting they come out the same time/year like the Pegasus and ripping dawg. The Chaos tackle one looks like it has a bigger paddle...I like...Wish one of these would be available this fall but guessing have to wait till the show to get one. |
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Location: Des Plaines, IL | I was lucky enough to get to use Chaos bait on the Fox Chain in IL this year and in a half day we caught three over 40" and had 4 other follows. I thought the design was really well done, as I had very few fouls and it ran really consistently. The weight distribution allowed for a nice sink and good distance with the bait straightening easily when thumbing the spool at the end of the cast.
Unfortunately when I asked, it sounded like it wasn't going to be ready for prime time until show season rolls around. |
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| Cool! Looks like there will be more than a few options for large paddle tails in the coming years, I wonder when the European stuff that has been out for years and years will start to make it over. |
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