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MuskieE
Posted 9/6/2007 3:54 PM (#273627)
Subject: Sledge's





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Location: Appleton,WI
weighted or non-weighted for propwash trolling?

What works better for you?
snaggletooth
Posted 9/6/2007 4:04 PM (#273629 - in reply to #273627)
Subject: RE: Sledge's




Posts: 148


Location: Milwaukee, WI
I have only run the the weighted 9 inch version. I thought the lure's action was great. Ran it up to 5 mph. No takers on it yet, but I will continue trying. Still learning the trolling game!
bluegill
Posted 9/6/2007 4:45 PM (#273636 - in reply to #273627)
Subject: Re: Sledge's




Posts: 199


Location: Sandusky, OH
I think most use the unweighted for trolling. Haven't done it myself.

Eric

Edit: The people I know that troll this bait fish LSC and the Ottawa River. Maybe its better for shallower water? Can't speak for folks in Ohio.

Edited by bluegill 9/7/2007 4:40 PM
go browns
Posted 9/6/2007 6:18 PM (#273644 - in reply to #273636)
Subject: Re: Sledge's




Posts: 76


in ohio i don't think i know anyone that doesn't use the wieghted when tolling they are a great bait here and the new ones are just as good as the old
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