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Tahoe

Posted 7/6/2003 7:10 PM (#75087)
Subject: Slammer Lures

Posts: 328

Location: MN

What size of Slammer lures do you prefer?

Beaver

Posted 7/6/2003 7:35 PM (#75088 - in reply to #75087)
Subject: RE: Slammer Lures

Posts: 4266

I like the 6" variety of all of them.
Beav

sworrall

Posted 7/6/2003 8:13 PM (#75095 - in reply to #75088)
Subject: RE: Slammer Lures

Posts: 32958

Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin

I like the 6" models alot too. I know the larger ones are popular also, but the 6" models will dance like a slightly drunken stripper out there. Great lure!

Tahoe

Posted 7/6/2003 8:44 PM (#75104 - in reply to #75087)
Subject: RE: Slammer Lures

Posts: 328

Location: MN

For the 6" slammer, can you make it dance over weed beds?
What is the running depth for this size?
What is the best presentation this time of year for them?

Steve Van Lieshout

Posted 7/7/2003 6:51 AM (#75129 - in reply to #75087)
Subject: RE: Slammer Lures

Posts: 1916

Location: Greenfield, WI

The 6"er is the best all around size. Depending upon many factors such as: line diameter; speed and type of the retrieve; direction of the cast, is the boat drifting toward the bait, away from it or some angle between, mine can get down 3'very consistantly. Mr. Worrall, how would you know how a slightly drunk stripper dances? Did you read about it in a magazine?

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HBO, Steve. I saw it on HBO.

Sworrall

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