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NathanH![]() |
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Posts: 859 Location: MN | Has anyone used the baby Beaver or Beaver Xl looking for feedback on the lures. They seem very well put together. | ||
mnmusky![]() |
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yep. they're cool. | |||
Dave8121![]() |
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Posts: 122 | I've been eyeing them too, fish catchers??? | ||
Espy![]() |
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Posts: 323 Location: Elk River, MN | Spendy | ||
johnsonaaro2![]() |
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Posts: 239 Location: Madison, WI | watch the videos of the baits in the water that they have online. It just makes sense that they'd get bit. try hitting up Joe Hadlock or Coty Pihlaja on facebook - they've probably put more time in on these baits than most of the rest of muskiedom combined. I know i will be throwing mine a lot this season. | ||
happy hooker![]() |
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Posts: 3157 | I know couple guys who moved a lot of fish on the XL,,,they said though that about 16ozs of water drips off them on every cast | ||
johnsonaaro2![]() |
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Posts: 239 Location: Madison, WI | Baby beaver won't shower you on Cast nearly as much as the xl | ||
achotrod![]() |
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Posts: 1283 | Ive put in a few hours on the baby. Looks very cool and moved one fish so far. | ||
Tackle Industries![]() |
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Posts: 4053 Location: Land of the Musky | Cool bait for sure and great owners. These baits are tanks and they move really nice!! Check out the videos. http://www.beaversbaits.com/ James | ||
Slamr![]() |
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Posts: 7090 Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | A little info: http://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/videos/01.09.2016/8308/Beavers.Bait... | ||
Pete Stoltman![]() |
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Posts: 663 | Here's another "on the water" video https://www.muskyshop.com/modules/cart/products.php/keys/beav/page/1... | ||
5th lake Brad![]() |
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Posts: 537 Location: Gilberts IL/Rhinelander WI | So I picked up one of these recently, do I have to worry about what the tail comes in contact with? | ||
Tackle Industries![]() |
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Posts: 4053 Location: Land of the Musky | 5th lake Brad - 3/9/2016 7:56 PM So I picked up one of these recently, do I have to worry about what the tail comes in contact with? With your average Medusa, Bulldawg, SuperD, Shack Attack, no.... BUT keep it away form the old super stretch Shack Attack lures, ANY foam type lures (walleye floating jigs, etc). Plastisol is usually OK sitting next to other plastisol. With that said, some do "bleed" so don't put all of your bright colors next to a white tail in a tackle box on your 140F deck ![]() | ||
jchiggins![]() |
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Posts: 1760 Location: new richmond, wi. & isle, mn | 5th lake Brad - 3/9/2016 7:56 PM Do not let the plastic head come in contact with the tail or any other soft plastics. I won one last fall and had the bait folded up in a bag. The tail had melted a print into the head. I caught it time from wrecking it. Looking forward to using it on a beaver infested flowage I fish.So I picked up one of these recently, do I have to worry about what the tail comes in contact with? | ||
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