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| which spinnerbait is the most weedless in your experiences? rad-dog? ghostail? slopmaster? grinder? looking for feedback, so thanks in advance...
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | The best I own through the slop is a Violent Strike Mag Willow. Close second is a Fudally Muskie Candy, but you have to move it way faster. |
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| I throw a Rad Dog 75% of the time and it's extremely weedless when grinding through cabbage.
I usually have a trailer grub on there, but when I am grinding, I do take the grub off.
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Grim Reaper Wildcat will walk through the weeds well ...
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| what kind of weeds?
colorado blades seem to work very well in cabbage-type weeds, the blade's lift helps with running high and ticking the tops of the weeds.
willow blades run great in more grass-like weeds where you're actually running through the weeds because it has less lift and the narrow profile helps with not getting the blade fouled.
for example: the difference in application between a Bucher Slopmaster (colorado) and a Pearson Grinder (willow).
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Location: Latitude 41.3016 Longitude 88.6160 | GRINDERS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BEST SPINNER BAIT THEN RAD DOGS |
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Location: Toronto, ON | http://www.mmbaits.com
Warthog...built like a tank and slides through most weeds....MMBAITS are the best built, best performing spinnerbaits that I've used yet.....the Pearson Grinder (3oz, willow) is the best 'commercial' spinnerbait I've used.
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Location: Hayward, WI | I haven't used all the baits you listed, but I've used the Rad Dogs a fair amount this year and really like them. They cone through leafy weeds like cabbage like nobody's business! They will pick up stuff like grass a little more easily, but still do well in it. You can also custom order them with your colors and blade options.
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| I prefer the GP Thumper line of spinnerbaits. A bit 'bigger' in general than the others, which I like for Musky fishing, with shaft lengths that can be customized for the types of weeds you are fishing or depths you like to reach. That said, I prefer a fluted indiana for grinding through cabbage, a willow for going through junk, and a colorado for riding over the top of it. As far as over the counter stuff, I like the Grinders, Rad Dogs for standard use and Slopmasters and Fudally Candy spins for smaller lures. |
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| for sure! |
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| I ordered some mmbaits spinnerbaits after reading about them on this site.
Received them yesterday, I have to say they are the most rugged looking things I've seen, very well made and good looking too. I got to fish them a little while Wednsday afternoon and they look really good in the water. Did'nt catch anything but did get a follow on the third cast. The Huey model uses a single #10 colorado blade, It's like reeling in something thats alive! Looking forward to giving them a real workout.
Joe Wishin
P.S. Nice guy to do business with also. |
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Location: Columbus, Georgia | www.mmbaits.com times-out. It appears that their web site is offline.
Edited by cjrich 8/19/2007 10:26 AM
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| I was on it yesterday and it was fine, you can email him at: [email protected]
Joe Wishin
P.S. Try and get through to him, If you like spinnerbaits you will love these. |
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| I was just on www.mmbaits.com and it is up and running now.
Joe Wishin |
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Location: Columbus, Georgia | Thanks Joe. I just visited again and this time it was working. The baits do look awesome. I'll inquire about pricing tomorrow.
Craig
Edited by cjrich 8/19/2007 2:28 PM
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| For sure MM spinnerbaits! He has more experirnce making spinnerbaits than almost anyone. He also has the best blades out there. I really like the double # 10 spinnerbait that he makes.
Joe
Trueglide.com |
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| yeah he was the owner of m&g,he is a very good tyer..........
Edited by ron f 8/19/2007 6:05 PM
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