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Location: Moorhead, MN | Hey guys,
I was just curious if anybody has used this lure and if you had
any success on it thanks. |
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Location: Chagrin Falls, Ohio | With all the success I've heard, I went and bought a few. I haven't caught any fish on them yet, but I think that's my fault, as I don't stick with them long due to lack of confidence. With so many good reports I'd imagine that they will produce if given the line time. I just end up going to other confidence baits that I do well with. Good fishin', Tyler Campbell |
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Location: Bagley,MN 56621 | Moved several upper 40"ers on LOTW with it a few weeks ago. I have had a few blowups on it, but never felt a thing...swing and a miss.
Hard bait to figure 8, it's like dragging a stick. Couldn't get any of them to convert on it, even speeding it up didn't work.
I WILL keep throwing it though, it moved fish when other baits did not.
I like the all black one, will probably pick up the firetiger one before my next trip to LOTW in 2 weeks. |
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Location: Minneapolis, MN | A 34" skyrocketed 2ft in the air on one this weekend. I was fishing over 20ft of open water and apparently she really wanted it bad. She was hooked very well. My hookups are about 70% on the Doc. |
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| Never hooked one on it for more than 1 second but yes I have had alot of action on it as far as muskies exploding the surface at it. Its Basically a jackpot which you know that only it has a little rattle when its thrown back in forth.. Its very easy to walk the dawg too. Give it a chance. I think with about any lure if you give it a chance in the right situation its bound to work. Muskies are so dumb think about it how many lure in your box actually look like something that is resembled in the real world. Some people what they have luck on is just becuase thats what they throw most of the time and what there not catching stuff on it just collects dust. Good luck . |
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Location: Hayward, WI | We've had a lot of action on bright Docs on LOTW the past 2 seasons including a 52" beast. The big girls have been missing it this year but have boated a couple of shorties.
The bait definitely makes a lot of noise and with the rattles sounds like a big spray paint can tanking through the water. It'll wake 'em up when nothing else will.
Mike Laird
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