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Location: Scotland | Hi There,
There is not allot of off the shelf spinnerbaits available in the uk, I was wondering if you guys could recomend me decent spinnerbaits in the 1.5 - 3oz range.
I have some of the bigger Musky Machinery spinnerbaits, but i'm looking for more castable lures.
Suggestions are much appreciated
Kind Regards
John |
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| Rad Dog - Single #10 blade / 3oz., the Musky Bling baits look pretty nice too. |
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Location: Scotland | Thats a big bait, I was hoping for some recoemndation in the reg rad dog/grim reaper/reed runner size
But now you have mentioned it, I will look tat one up as well!!!!!
I have someGrim Reapers coming thanks to psv, but i was hoping for a few other tips!!! save wasting money one the bad ones!!!! |
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| I like Northland tackles Bionic Bucktail in the safety pin style spinner bait.... |
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Location: In a shack in the woods | M/g by Lindy is in the range you're looking for. I think it's 1.6 oz. I've caught some nice pike by Minnesota standards on it. |
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Location: Perryville, MO | I like Llungen Nutbusters. Llungen's surgical tubing prevents the need for a stinger. I also use Grim Reapers and Simms.
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Location: WI | I recommend Ace Tandems. Get them online at thornebros.com
Great guy that builds them and they flat out put fish in the boat..... |
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Location: madison wisconsin | try spankybaits.com big #10 willow blade. thumps! |
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Location: ROckford IL | I second the Ace Tandems, Jerry sure knows how to make a spinner bait that catches fish. |
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Location: Sycamore, IL | I second the Nutbuster spinner baits...they are well built and come in cool colors...I also like the Pearson grinders!
Matt |
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Location: N.FIB | bling bling |
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Location: Bloomington, IL | I like the Figure 8 Boss and Mini-Boss spinnerbaits. They are the size you're looking for. They are built well and easy to change blades. |
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Location: SE, WI. | HERE ARE SOME CUSTOM WITH MY JUMBO TRAILERS. ACCOUNTED FOR ABOUT 25 MUSKIE LAST YEAR. BIGGEST 52 1/4"....3/4 OZ - 2 OZ.
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Location: MN | How about Funky Chicken and CYCO guys ? |
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Location: Grand Rapids MN | Never used the cyco but funky chickens are great spinnerbaits. Most don't typically use spinners for reeling fast but these can handle speed without rolling sideways. Pretty weedless and they free fall without getting tangled up. I have a funky chicken, M/G, raddog, nutbuster willow, and one made by a guy from Bemidji called Kenkatch (sp?). Each one I use for specific purpose and they all work great. Can't go wrong with any of them.
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Location: WI | I have a Cyco and it barrel rolls. It did catch me a 45" though so I'm not complaining. |
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| CJ's, Raddogs, Grinders and Ace Tandems. The Ace thumps like no other! Better by design. |
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| Rad Dogs (std and the #10), M&G, and Grim Reapers cover all my needs. |
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Location: north central wisconsin | Alot of different spinnerbaits for different apps. Short arms for grinding, long for reeds, heavy weights for trolling and burning etc etc. Get one from a few different manufacturers with different wire lengths and blade configurations, and you'll see how each react in differing conditions. In addition to several mentioned above, I really like the GP Thumper Tackle spinnerbaits, as he customizes to my liking, and always puts my favorite trailer on each one.
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Location: MN | Does GP have a website ? |
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| Take a look at the Ace Tandems at ACETANDEM.com
They come in sizes from 1 1/2 - 4 oz. |
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Location: north central wisconsin | psv, no he doesn't have a website. If you'd like some pics, please drop he or I([email protected]) an email. His mainstay was spinnerbaits for a number of years, and now has shifted more towards big bladed inlines just due to popularity but still makes the spinnerbaits too. Take care. |
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Location: APPLETON, WI | had a follow on my Pearson's Grinder last year... |
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Location: Minnesota: where it's tough to be a sportsfan! | Musky Machinery makes some lighter baits also. They are all made to last and survive the fight, I have a few and am waiting on more. |
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Location: Maple Grove, MN | I would recommend the smaller CJs spinner baits in skirts or hair. We catch a lot of big pike on them as well as a lot of Muskies. They are very easy to cast, stand up well, and are made with high-quality components. The 1 5/8 oz baits on the top should prove deadly for your big Pike.
http://www.thornebros.com/muskie/baits/spinnerbaits/spinnerbaits_cj... |
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Location: Probably Minnesota that time... | Slow rolling ACE Tandems on the weedlines can be magic, be prepared for boatside fury! Jerry is awesome. The best long arm spinnerbait Iv'e used.
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| I have used Long spinnerbaits with great success. You can essentially, have them built, and customized to your specifications.Great people to work with too.. Here is a link to their site: http://www.longtaletackle.com
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Location: the Netherlands | Check out
http://www.chicoslures.co.uk/ the MM section and the Dadley's they rock.
RB |
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Location: Hayward, WI | pluggr - 3/9/2010 5:30 PM
I have used Long spinnerbaits with great success. You can essentially, have them built, and customized to your specifications.Great people to work with too.. Here is a link to their site: http://www.longtaletackle.com
Jason announced a little while ago that they are closing up shop on the spinnerbait building. It might be worth getting in touch with him and seeing (begging) if he would build you some anyway, but I'm not sure.
Otherwise, I've had great luck on Raddogs.
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Location: S.Wisconsin | Tanner wildes makes a verry nice spinnerbait. good price too
Try monsterlures.net
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