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Message Subject: Radtke's Pike Minnow

jime

Posted 1/25/2011 2:58 PM (#477654)
Subject: Radtke's Pike Minnow

Anybody still using these baits?Trolling or Casting?Size jtd or double jtd?

Thanks

Tackle Industries

Posted 1/25/2011 3:14 PM (#477656 - in reply to #477654)
Subject: RE: Radtke's Pike Minnow

Posts: 4053

Location: Land of the Musky

I use mine in Canada on pike runs. They work well. I like them most of all because they look retro. Just a cool looking bait. The double jointed looks nice in the water too.

ESOX Maniac

Posted 1/25/2011 3:24 PM (#477658 - in reply to #477654)
Subject: RE: Radtke's Pike Minnow

Posts: 2753

Location: Mauston, Wisconsin

I like them, but I don't really think they are muskie sized. But, obviously a very seductive lure for pike & walleye. That doesn't mean they won't get muskies attention. A couple of the biggest muskies I have ever seen followed/came in on lures less than 4"in length. Sometimes you just maybe should break the traditional mold!

Have fun!
Al

jkslayer135

Posted 1/25/2011 5:21 PM (#477694 - in reply to #477654)
Subject: Re: Radtke's Pike Minnow

Posts: 283

I bust them out once in a while. My dad caught a few fish on them. I've only used the double jointed ones. They seem to have a really tight wobble.

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