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| So I was looking in the new rollies catalog and came across this bait with a number 10 blade I was looking to buy it and was wondering if anyone has used it and if you have whats your thoughts
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Location: Pelican Rapids, MN | Mike Ruff maker of the Raddog spinnerbait makes quality baits. In my area his baits have been staple for a decade. We started throwing some of his 10's the last couple of seasons. Raddog + 10's = one hell of a bait! Give it a shot! |
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Location: Hayward, WI | I really like Rad Dogs. They go through weeds great and are built tough. Not only that they really catch fish! I need to pick up one of those 10s he's making. Never used one but I can pretty much assure you it will catch fish. |
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| That's a great bait. I used it slow rolling the reefs last fall. There were days when that spinner moved fish that weren't responding to the usual stuff. They're pretty reasonably priced too, so you can pick a few different colors without breaking the bank. |
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| Caught a mid 30s last year on mn's metro lake in 3 fow with white 10# rad dog*first time using it on that day* . I like them a lot. They r reasonable price. |
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Location: Musky Tackle Online, MN | Rad Dogs have been my go to spinnerbait for a long time. I was very impressed with the number 10 Rad Dog last year. Another great bait by Mike!
Aaron |
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| I picked some up from Mike at the Mn. Show last year. As with all RadDogs, they catch fish. As Paul said, great for slow rollin' and equally at home speed trolling on a short line. |
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| There other spinnerbaits are great and I m guessing this one will be just as good if not better
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