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Message Subject: New system to use tube flies for spinning/casting gear

Petey21

Posted 10/15/2016 4:01 PM (#833658)
Subject: New system to use tube flies for spinning/casting gear

Posts: 94

Just saw this video of a new system named "Dobb Daddy" that makes it possible to use tube flies with your regular spinning or casting gear. Invented in Sweden for pike fishing as seen in the video, could this work for muskie fishing as well?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAvcG2DvCmM

burningdubs

Posted 10/17/2016 11:43 AM (#833837 - in reply to #833658)
Subject: Re: New system to use tube flies for spinning/casting gear

Posts: 143

why would it not?

Fishysam

Posted 10/17/2016 3:54 PM (#833878 - in reply to #833658)
Subject: Re: New system to use tube flies for spinning/casting gear

Posts: 1209

Wow that video makes pike fishing look awesome. As of the last many years I don't want to catch a pike. May have to enjoy them some more seeing as 38" is rather common here in ND

dami0101

Posted 10/17/2016 5:18 PM (#833885 - in reply to #833658)
Subject: Re: New system to use tube flies for spinning/casting gear

Posts: 750

Location: Minneapolis, MN

If we had pike here like they have over there I'd be hard pressed to spend as much time fishing for muskies as I do.

tolle141

Posted 10/18/2016 7:39 PM (#834036 - in reply to #833658)
Subject: Re: New system to use tube flies for spinning/casting gear

Posts: 1000

That channel gets me through winter

jeroen

Posted 10/30/2016 4:04 PM (#835083 - in reply to #833658)
Subject: RE: New system to use tube flies for spinning/casting gear

Posts: 18

Hi,
I make my own big flies for casting gear for pike fishing in Europe. Actually I never go fishing without some in my box... they are tied on wood and weighted with some lead. I use natural materials (also some flash) and when wet you can cast these very far.
I am no expert and have never fished for musky but I'll tell you... They are Killers for pike and top notch baits for fishing over weeds and cabbage!
If I were you I would definitely start making some because I think musky Will like them too...especially on those days when nothing else works!
The crankbait in the picture is a 9" grandma so you get the size.
Cheers,
Jeroen

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