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Location: North St. Paul, MN | Had these going since last year. Cool sound when the blades hit each other. Spreader hooks need to go though!!! How do you store such a bait?!?
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Location: Twin Cities, MN | How do you store such a bait?!?
Very carefully ..... as they do not fit in the larger / deeper plano containers, so mine pretty much take up their own dedicated slot in my small lakewood pedestal box.
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| Haha nice! Honestly, I made a very similar bait (even the paint job, weird) and my number one reason for not using it more is storage! These lures are so annoying to bring as they take up precious space in the pedestal box, and don't fit in my other Lakewood box. Oh well, i'll leave it on the deck of my boat with many other lures. |
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| Just fold the spreaders over and hook together for storage. |
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Location: Seymour, WI | I've been wanting to buy a flaptail. Are these baits for sale? |
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