The new Suick Nitewalker at the Tri Esox Show. This bait is uniqe...lots of mass in a short profile, and the head will spin when hooked up in a Muskie, yet never during the retrieve.
Posted 1/10/2009 4:55 PM (#354250 - in reply to #354222) Subject: RE: VIDEO: Suick Nitewalker Topwater
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Location: Stevens Point, WI
Steve Suick said the new Nightwalker is made out of wood and it weighs under 2 ounces, but couldn't remember the exact weight. He said at this time, Rollie & Helens is the only for sure place you can get the new bait, but he thinks Gander Mountain and Fleet Farm will be carrying them.
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Posted 1/10/2009 6:29 PM (#354256 - in reply to #354222) Subject: Re: VIDEO: Suick Nitewalker Topwater
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Location: minocqua, wi.
SPUD!!! anyone in my boat the past few years has seen me go to the small electric blue prop-top i've nicknamed spud ... he's small but he can dunk! got an early model from Paul quite a few years ago and it's been a really productive bait over the years. blows the tiny turbo away ... when my tiny turbo did nothing but turn and go under water, i went to Paul for this bait and have been really happy with it. big sound in a small profile, something different when you need it ... and it won't fail you for working when you need it.
Posted 1/10/2009 7:50 PM (#354269 - in reply to #354222) Subject: Re: VIDEO: Suick Nitewalker Topwater
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Thanks! I checked r&h and they are not up yet you better believe that as soon as they are I wil be grabbing one! The color he was holding looked just right to me! Thanks again for the reports from the show, I have to live vicariously though you guys..... someday I will go!
Posted 1/10/2009 10:06 PM (#354279 - in reply to #354222) Subject: Re: VIDEO: Suick Nitewalker Topwater
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That bait looks awsome, Too bad I won't be able to make it to any shows. Ill just have to wait until they come out online. Does anyone know how much money these lures aregoing to run for?
Posted 1/10/2009 10:34 PM (#354285 - in reply to #354280) Subject: Re: VIDEO: Suick Nitewalker Topwater
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Nothing better than a chunk-n-wind topwater when you are tired of 'working' lures. It seems a little head heavy when he was playing with it, which I hope equates to it staying on the surface and not getting blown out as I've seen with othe small top waters. I'll make room for a few of those.
Keep 'em coming Steve.
Thanks for showing us what we are missing if we can't be there. Taylors hockey is just a little more important. 4-0 Win w 1 goal and 1 assist.
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Posted 1/11/2009 7:56 AM (#354304 - in reply to #354222) Subject: Re: VIDEO: Suick Nitewalker Topwater
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thanks for getting video like this steve. Much appreciated!
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Posted 2/3/2009 7:38 PM (#358896 - in reply to #354222) Subject: RE: VIDEO: Suick Nitewalker Topwater
Like Johnnysled, I been throwing these topwaters of Pauls for as long as he`s been making them, only longer than John. I pretty much get to try all of pauls baits as we do alot of fishing together. And all I can say is that Paul Makes one heck of a bait, all of his baits work very well. Paul puts alot of time developing each bait and tests each one at the eagle river inn`s swimming pool during the winter months. The topwater that suick has out has a great sound and the the smaller size has a great hook up percentage and unlike some topwaters stay hooked very well. I know a number of our headwaters chapter folks use them almost exclusively while in canada. if any of you would like to talk to Paul about other things he make, all custon of course give me a buzz at 715-617-2047 and I can set you up with pauls number. Thanks, Gare.
Posted 2/3/2009 8:23 PM (#358904 - in reply to #354222) Subject: RE: VIDEO: Suick Nitewalker Topwater
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Location: Appleton,WI
Like everyone else has mentioned i think paul gave me one about 4 years ago and they will and do catch big fish.Lots of noise from a small bait and a good fall producer.
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