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Veithr3293 |
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Posts: 192 | These swim baits are being sold in Minnesota now anybody throwing these on the metro area lakes yet? If so any Luck? http://www.youtube.com/embed/DPLP7uqOpkA?rel=0 | ||
MuskieFever |
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Posts: 572 Location: Maplewood, MN | I saw those at Thorne bros this week, they look pretty cool! | ||
Veithr3293 |
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Posts: 192 | I agree very unique construction might have to treat myself to one or two when i can afford it lol | ||
muskie tamer |
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Posts: 411 Location: Waconia,MN | Looks nice, wish they would have shown different actions rather than one steady speed like some jerks and pauses. Think i'll have to pick one up. | ||
Guest |
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lipless swimmbaits make not enough vibration for musky,but lm bass like it this way.imho a kicknminnow or a hulber cranks will outfish this every time. | |||
Nick59 |
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Posts: 548 Location: MN | I have the crappie version and have had some window shoppers but no buyers yet. Interesting bait though. Nick | ||
muskyjim123 |
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Posts: 270 Location: brooklyn park mn | What do they retail for in stores? What sizes options do they have? May pick one up in time for eagle lake trip | ||
Veithr3293 |
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Posts: 192 | Just checked out thornbros and they are going for 40$ and as far as other sizes go here is a link to his website http://www.adamscustomlures.com/ac-mega-trout.html | ||
Landry |
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Posts: 1023 | Guest - 7/29/2013 7:53 AM lipless swimmbaits make not enough vibration for musky,but lm bass like it this way.imho a kicknminnow or a hulber cranks will outfish this every time. I respectfully disagree. One of my best baits is a swim jig with a paddle tail. All fish see and hear waaaay better than we think they can. I get fish in the fall on dawgs in very muddy tributaries. Having said that - this bait looks cool but I agree that storm kickin minnows are just fine by me. IMHO. | ||
Cody |
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Posts: 358 | I like the Old Bucher Swimmin Joes | ||
Veithr3293 |
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Posts: 192 | I agree with Landry muskies can see very well but it is there lateral line that allows them to detect prey from a distance and strike with pin point accuracy | ||
ranger618 |
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Posts: 106 | Guest - 7/29/2013 7:53 AM lipless swimmbaits make not enough vibration for musky,but lm bass like it this way.imho a kicknminnow or a hulber cranks will outfish this every time. How much vibration does a Phantom, or any other glider, make ? | ||
Veithr3293 |
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Posts: 192 | Run it on the surface make a wake with it and catch them at night its more subtle but still deadly | ||
Adam's Custom Lures |
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Posts: 1 | video posted check it out! Thanks! http://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/videos/08.17.2013/6298/Adams.Custom... | ||
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