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| Message Subject: Tyrant tackle Czar crankbait. | |||
| MuskieE |
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Posts: 2068 Location: Appleton,WI | Anybody out there thats used one that can give some insight or a review? | ||
| pepsiboy |
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| not me,but from the pics i have seen that thing look nice | |||
| Muskie Bob |
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Posts: 572 | I forgot what they look like. However, I do remember seeing a picture and liked what I saw. Where are some pictures? Who sells them? Pehaps someone will post a video showing their action, etc. | ||
| pepsiboy |
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| http://tyranttackleinc.com/ first pic in the middle have not seen any video yet but id like to look plastic to me | |||
| tilky |
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| The Czars will be out in the stores by the end of the week available in 5",7", 9"and in the following colors Firetiger,GB Bait Fish,Midnight,River Walleye,Cisco, Blue Gill, Perch and Sucker. We had great results last year trolling them in Green Bay. They have a round profile which gives the lure a unique wobble. All lure are made of high impact foam with thru wire construction. Our website is in the building process right now but we do have a few pictures of some of the lures lures on it. www.tyranttackleinc.com | |||
| MuskieE |
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Posts: 2068 Location: Appleton,WI | I agree how about some video of it in the water. Edited by MuskieE 3/30/2010 1:57 PM | ||
| CiscoKid |
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Posts: 1906 Location: Oconto Falls, WI | Tilky, these have my interest for fishing suspended. How deep will the 9” dive casting, and how buoyant are they? Also the High impact foam. Is that similar to what a Salmo Whitefish is made from? I ask only because if you toss one of them babies onto lets say a dock the heads explode. So I have heard. I like the profile of them. Very Cisco/trout/smelt like. | ||
| tilky |
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| We just did our final testing our first round of production lures. There is no way that they will explode hitting rocks or docks. These lures are very durable and the action is fantastic. The poly material, with thru wire construction makes this lure virtually indestructable. | |||
| curleytail |
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Posts: 2687 Location: Hayward, WI | Tilky, Any word on about how deep these run? Neat looking bait! curleytail | ||
| tilky |
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| The lure will run about 4 to 8 feet casting depending what line you are using an how fast you are retrieving. Trolling both 7" & 9 " behind a board 15' back they will run around 3 to 5 feet. | |||
| CiscoKid |
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Posts: 1906 Location: Oconto Falls, WI | Thanks Tilky I just cringed when I heard foam. Not implying that would happen with these. Are these really bouyant, or not so much? | ||
| MuskieE |
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Posts: 2068 Location: Appleton,WI | tilky, How about some water video to show the action? | ||
| tndoug |
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Posts: 86 | Hey Tilly, Good look'in products. Those jaw spreaders look great. Were are your products made? Thanks | ||
| tilky |
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| They are made overseas. | |||
| msky3 |
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Posts: 309 Location: Elgin IL | Do they run as well as the Bigfoot Depthraider? | ||
| PSYS |
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Posts: 1030 Location: APPLETON, WI | Saw these baits for the first time at The Sportsman in Appleton and the paintjobs look great! Really sweet lookin' bait... | ||
| tilky |
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| No they do not run like the bigfoots, totally different lure, size, material and action. | |||
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