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| Hi Guys,
I would like to pose a question to all of you and get some opinions as well. Teaser Blades on Bucktails and Spinnerbaits - Yes or No?
I have had more requests this year than in previous years for teasers. I have fished with them before on my spinnerbaits with some success but had limited success with them on in-line bucktails.
What are your thoughts on teasers blades? Which to do prefer Colorado or Indiana? Why do you think they work? Thanks for your input. I am anxious to read your posts.
Chris Drury
VooDooTails Inc. |
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| Chris,
My father-in-law makes bucktails and started using brass teasers a couple of years ago. I now never fish a bucktail without one on. Last year in Canada the fish would not look at a regular bucktail, but were all over the teasers. Like anything, I'm sure there is a case for both in certain situations, but I am convinced they work. Shoot me an e-mail if you have any questions. [email protected]
Matt |
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Location: north central wisconsin | YES Yes Yes!!! I like colorado style on mine. I keep the shaft short. |
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Location: Belgium | in front of the lure, on the leader I mean, yes but not behind the lure as a trailing teaser |
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Location: WI - Land of small muskies and big jawbones | I prefer twister tails for teasers. Easy to replace and change colors if you want or just remove completely. I'm nuts about musky fishing. Could you tell? |
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Location: Elgin, IL | Anybody have a photo to demonstrate this concept? Never used a teaser blade on a bucktail myself... but you have me interested. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | muskypuke, Here you go. This is a Fred's Tinsle Tail with a teaser I wired on.
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Location: Elgin, IL | Good pic. Thanks Steve. Extra flash on a Tinsel Tail?...didn't think that was possible! I presume that adding the teaser blade was pretty simple?
Mark |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Very easy, yes Do a wrap around the hook eye, and a tiny tie strap around the shaft of the hook, and there it is. The blade is attached using a snap and a crane swivel. |
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Location: Illinoise | What size blades are you guys using? |
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