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Message Subject: Guide Dogs

palerider

Posted 10/14/2013 10:46 AM (#668445)
Subject: Guide Dogs

Posts: 79

I have been using Guide Dogs for 3-5 years now and I really like them. I prefer them to Shark Attack and Innovation products. Anyone else using these swimbaits and liking the results?

fin

Posted 10/14/2013 10:59 AM (#668450 - in reply to #668445)
Subject: RE: Guide Dogs

Posts: 149

I love them. Very durable baits. Have caught multiple fish on a bait and not even a tear. Very nice colors. Totally different action from the others. Not as much glide as some of the others, but a nose down type action. They definitely seem to get deeper.

muskie! nut

Posted 10/14/2013 11:46 AM (#668453 - in reply to #668445)
Subject: Re: Guide Dogs

Posts: 2894

Location: Yahara River Chain

I have resisted getting one. I will let my eyes get a little worst before I get one.

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ToddM

Posted 10/14/2013 3:06 PM (#668488 - in reply to #668445)
Subject: Re: Guide Dogs

Posts: 20212

Location: oswego, il

Expensive petland wants two fitty for one.

esoxaddict

Posted 10/14/2013 4:14 PM (#668499 - in reply to #668445)
Subject: Re: Guide Dogs

Posts: 8777

If you could get them some polarized "doggles" and teach them to run the trolling motor, I'd be all in!

Except for the pee stops and sleeping in the net. That might get old.

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