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Message Subject: Modified cowgirl - with a big rubber tail
d2bucktail
Posted 6/7/2007 3:01 PM (#259889)
Subject: Modified cowgirl - with a big rubber tail




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What do you think about this bad boy? It's pictured with a magnum bulldawg for size comparison. I call it my D2 Squirrelly Cowbell.

http://picasaweb.google.com/d2bucktail/Lures/photo#5072438750640833...


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jonnysled
Posted 6/7/2007 4:42 PM (#259904 - in reply to #259889)
Subject: Re: Modified cowgirl - with a big rubber tail





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Location: minocqua, wi.		those have been on-sale at Rollie and Helen's for about a year now ... mean Gene makes them stout and they are nice looking in the water ... threw a ciscoe colored one around quite a bit late last fall. nice looking bait ...
Guest
Posted 6/7/2007 5:09 PM (#259906 - in reply to #259889)
Subject: RE: Modified cowgirl - with a big rubber tail


WOW!!! now that will catch fish! how'd you make those mods?
lambeau
Posted 6/7/2007 5:56 PM (#259914 - in reply to #259906)
Subject: RE: Modified cowgirl - with a big rubber tail


Baldy makes some great d-10s with rubber tails.

give him a call and ask him to make you up some XX's!

http://www.muskiemojo.com/
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Steve Jonesi
Posted 6/8/2007 6:37 AM (#259972 - in reply to #259889)
Subject: Re: Modified cowgirl - with a big rubber tail




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Rubber tailed #10's did well on the Pond last season. I know a guy.......... Steve
d2bucktail
Posted 6/8/2007 9:03 AM (#259988 - in reply to #259906)
Subject: RE: Modified cowgirl - with a big rubber tail




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Guest,

Actually it's not a modified cowgirl, it's a sort-of copy of the cowgirl that I made. Used the ultra-limp flash-a-bou you can get about anywhere. (imho, this stuff tangles too easily - the stuff in the "real" Musky Mayhem Double Cowgirl is stiffer and seems less prone to tangling.) The following is not an ad, just to let you know where my components come from. Most of my components including hooks, wire, clevises, split rings, leader sleeves, brass beads, lure bodies, flash-a-bou, head cement, thread, etc comes from Reinke Brothers in Milwaukee (414-383-5591). Reinke's now has a few #10 magnum blades but mine came from Dick Moore (http://www.mooreslures.com/). Have also gotten #10 heavy (.041) blades from Stamina (http://www.upnorthoutdoors.com/stamina/). The big rubber tail is a Berkley PowerBait 8" Power Grub I got at Fleet Farm (http://www.fleetfarm.com/). My 6mm Faceted Plastic Beads came from Joanne Fabrics (http://www.joann.com/joann/index.jsp). I'm very small time, making only 1-2 dozen lures a year for friends and family, so I buy my components in small quantities. I have about $12-13 in parts in the D2 Squirrelly Cowbell you saw in the pic - and lots of time.
If anyone wants to share other lure component suppliers, I'm interested.

D2Bucktail.

Edited by d2bucktail 6/8/2007 9:15 AM
Dacron + Dip
Posted 6/8/2007 9:17 AM (#259993 - in reply to #259889)
Subject: RE: Modified cowgirl - with a big rubber tail


Asbolutely lethal looking man. I have the same Berkley Saltwater grub on the back of a white/pink I made up, it really rumbles. Those things stink, lots of scent too. Nice looking baits from all you guys.
Marc J
Posted 6/8/2007 11:12 AM (#260012 - in reply to #259993)
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Location: On your favorite spot		I've been messing around with a similar concoction - sure is a good looking bait, may not get much water time before fall but you never know....
jclymer
Posted 6/8/2007 11:25 AM (#260014 - in reply to #260012)
Subject: RE: Modified cowgirl - with a big rubber tail


I more interested in where I can find a red/white bulldawg, and here I thought I had all the colors made....
Steve Jonesi
Posted 6/8/2007 1:26 PM (#260046 - in reply to #259889)
Subject: Re: Modified cowgirl - with a big rubber tail




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Josh,
Thornes has plenty of red/white. Steve
jclymer
Posted 6/8/2007 1:37 PM (#260049 - in reply to #260046)
Subject: Re: Modified cowgirl - with a big rubber tail


Thank you sir....
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