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Location: Elk River, Minnesota | Anyone use one of these? Worth getting? Hooking ability? Thoughts?
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Location: Minnesota | I have a few of them. Very heavy to toss but good action. |
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| YEs they are heavy to throw but I find them very easy to use. They can also stand having a couple smalle weeds on the back hook that a Jack Pot can't. One thing I wish was that it didn't have rattles in it as it is a very loud bait to begin with. |
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Location: Musky Tackle Online, MN | Definitely a loud bait, as was mentioned. When I first saw/heard it in the water, my initial thought is that it was too loud. But I've seen plenty of fish chasing and eating them to believe the rattles can do a great job bringing in fish. Very easy to work. If you like walk the dog top waters, it's definitely a bait worth having.
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| I have one and love it, it is my favorite topwater. Very easy to work and you can cast it a long ways. Rides low in the water and heavier weight makes for a better hookup.
Chad |
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Location: Mayer, MN | I also have one, pushes a lot of water and is very loud but yes them big boys love em. |
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