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handlebarz

Posted 4/14/2011 6:16 PM (#493007)
Subject: Handlebarz double 8's and 10's

Posts: 123

Hey everyone I just thought I would share my Handlebarz inline flashabou lures with the site. I know many here have seen them but I just wanted to share with the rest of the site. They are all hand tied by myself no tie straps lots of flashabou for extra flair and body in the water.

We just did our fishing show and had amazing results with lots of baits heading to many musky nuts favorite water bodies for 2011.

A couple of the 10's
Niagara Walleye

White Tiger

Chartreuse blue gill

A couple of the 8's
copper walleye

confusion

Holo texas tea

For more on my lures please check out my web site.
http://web.me.com/handlebarzmuskylures/Site/Welcome.html

Muddy41

Posted 4/14/2011 6:27 PM (#493009 - in reply to #493007)
Subject: RE: Handlebarz double 8's and 10's

Posts: 642

Location: Richfield, MN

Very nice lures. Where does one find out the availability and the price of these.

Thanks
Mike

PSYS

Posted 4/14/2011 6:44 PM (#493010 - in reply to #493009)
Subject: RE: Handlebarz double 8's and 10's

Posts: 1030

Location: APPLETON, WI

Muddy41 - 4/14/2011 6:27 PM Very nice lures. Where does one find out the availability and the price of these. Thanks Mike

Yeah, what he said!!

woodieb8

Posted 4/14/2011 6:56 PM (#493016 - in reply to #493007)
Subject: Re: Handlebarz double 8's and 10's

Posts: 1530

dam those are sweet.. looks like you wont fish much this year eh.

CU301DSV

Posted 4/14/2011 8:07 PM (#493026 - in reply to #493007)
Subject: Re: Handlebarz double 8's and 10's

Posts: 906

Location: Canada

^^ yeah that!!

I still want some of these! Gunna have to take you up on that offer to fish with you this year

if you can find time ! Lol

Shawn

Edited by CU301DSV 4/14/2011 8:09 PM

handlebarz

Posted 4/14/2011 9:03 PM (#493041 - in reply to #493007)
Subject: Re: Handlebarz double 8's and 10's

Posts: 123

Thanks for the kind words guys. On my web site I have retailers that are carrying them if your not close to one of them I can take orders through PM or email. $20 for the 10's or $17 for the 8's in Canadian funds. I do have a paypal account if that works. I have all the colors listed also. If you have custom ideas I welcome them.

Shawn like I said at the Odyssey last weekend your more then welcome to come join me on LSC this year.

Cheers Mike

blackriver

Posted 4/15/2011 8:29 AM (#493087 - in reply to #493007)
Subject: Re: Handlebarz double 8's and 10's

Posts: 101

Very nice color combinations!!!!

esoxone

Posted 4/15/2011 9:28 AM (#493092 - in reply to #493007)
Subject: Re: Handlebarz double 8's and 10's

Posts: 425

Well Done Job !!!

esoxone

cphilli

Posted 4/15/2011 9:29 AM (#493093 - in reply to #493041)
Subject: Re: Handlebarz double 8's and 10's

Posts: 175

Why do you use .062 as opposed to .054 or whatever the next lighter wire is? What are the advantages? Disadvantages? Do you use the heavier blades or the thinner blades? Again positives ? Negatives?

Just trying to learn, thanks.

handlebarz

Posted 4/15/2011 9:04 PM (#493260 - in reply to #493007)
Subject: Re: Handlebarz double 8's and 10's

Posts: 123

I like the heavier wire as it stands up better then the lighter .051 I use the lighter magnum blades as they are alot easier for casters to keep moving all day long.

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