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| anyone else had this happen to you. bull dawg bit in half. here is a clip
http://www.fishfever.com/node/76 |
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Location: Yahara River Chain | Yes, fishing pike in Norhtern Manatoba. Really, not in half, but chomped the tail off.
That guy working the jackpot looks like he is having a tough time working the bait properly. It would be easier if he had that pole in his dominate hand. |
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| Yes. It does happen. It's part of the game... |
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Location: Madison, WI | Happens with little northerns.. Still waiting for innovations for come out with a replacement tail. |
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Location: Wausau | Melding - the are of melting/welding the dawg back together.
Lost tails, missing chucks, cuts, etc.
Twister tails are useable and can add different colors. |
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Location: Des Plaines, IL | That is a great tip. What kind of glue do you use? |
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| We have a glue system that fixes bulldawgs that doesn't melt ot discolor your rubber on it. It doesnt matter if it's wet or dry it mends the cuts, tears, or completley severed bodies instantly. There are several people that can attest to the fact it works. Its avaialable at dorns, pastikas, joes sporting goods and rollie and helens so far |
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Location: Madison Wi. Chain | Magnum white bulldawg on West arm of eagle turned into a piece of white POOP with no tail. 50 + seen on the spot earlier in the day. NO TAIL = Brocken heart. BG |
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| jstelter - 4/7/2006 11:10 AM
We have a glue system that fixes bulldawgs that doesn't melt ot discolor your rubber on it. It doesnt matter if it's wet or dry it mends the cuts, tears, or completley severed bodies instantly. There are several people that can attest to the fact it works. Its avaialable at dorns, pastikas, joes sporting goods and rollie and helens so far
here's more info on the Hawgseekers glue system:
http://www.hawgseekers.com/products.html#glue
i've used on a number of off-season fix-up projects and it works great!
amazing stuff, it doesn't run like standard super glue, and at a price you can't beat. |
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| Yup, had it happen to Bulldawgs, Joes Live Actions before Bulldawgs were around.
That's just part of what happens when you play with plastic.
When ever it happens I wonder if it's a snake or a small ski.
Beav |
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Location: Northern Illinois | Use bulldawgs all the time and the best way to put em back together is with a hand held soldering iron. It burns the plastic back together better than flame, and doesnt give that discoloration. Also any replacement tail is good, some of mine now how nail tails, other curly tails, and others a combination of two destroyed DAWGS. My favorite bait. |
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Location: Cedar, MN | Thorne bros. carries replacement tails very simular to bulldawg tails. Some other company makes them.
Brad |
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| ive seen a muskie rip the tail right off a shallow invader. it was a custom color too. so we had no extra tails. |
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