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Location: Sheboygan Wi 53081 | Anybody out there can tell me where I can buy the really big Musky lures, I am talking about the 13" to 17" or larger lures. I was just up to Kakagi (Crow) Lake in Canada and did I get my eyes opened. Replys would be welcome. |
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Location: Bagley,MN 56621 | GMan is a board frequenter and makes some bigguns.
I have a 13" Grandma and a 14" Lunker from GMan that I could probably part with. Trolled the 13" a little, but havent even got the 14" wet.
I think ToddM is making some real big rubber inline spinner types too.
Edited by GregM 9/22/2003 1:11 PM
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Location: Mauston, Wisconsin | Hi Muskieiam- Saw your post- Kagagi must have revealed herself  LOL Come on what's the story? Send it via Email ([email protected]) or private message here on MF if you don't want to share here with the rest of MF. You might try -> http://www.wishmasterbigbaits.com/welcome.asp Not cheap!!! Also I recall seeing some pretty large lures at the MF Cass Lake outing last year at "Break on the Lake Resort" Looked like they were for sale/handmade. Perhap's MuskieFirst's own "Fish It" has additional info on these lures. http://www.breakonthelake.com/ Have fun Al Warner
Edited by ESOX Maniac 9/22/2003 2:28 PM
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Location: Minnetonka , MN. | I leave for Crow on FRI. How did you do?I have some 13" Grandmas and some big Slammers |
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| A friend of mine makes large baits email me and I we will talk
[email protected]
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Location: oswego, il | Greg, thanks for the plug. I make a bait called the big boy and it's about 17" with the tail wiggling. |
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Location: Willoughby, Ohio | You could pick up a few Legend Plows at R&H. |
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Location: Holly, MI | WoW $$ <--wishmasters.
The Hooker 10 inch is way bigger than you would imagine. It is huge, they do not count the lip on these babys and they are bullet proof and almost free compared to the wishmasters. |
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Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | I have two of the Hooker Jr's and I agree, they are MUCH bigger than you think. Just the silohette (sp?) makes it a big lure, and it's really a 10" bait, being that they dont count the lip. I would love to see the fish that the full size Hooker bait is not going to be big enough for, cause when she gets in my boat, I'm gonna be a clubbin! (yes, I am kidding) |
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Location: MIlton Ontario Canada | I Good Big Lure is a Shoal Shocker by Renny Baits. They are made by a guy named Ian Rintamaki up near Toronto Canada and are they ever an awesome bait. I boated a nice fat 46 incher out of Midland Bay on saturday night on the jailbird colour Renny Bait. Man is it ever awesome to see a 13 inch bait inhaled by a big fish. I am sure they would eat 20 inch lures too. I saw a Sea Gull get taked right off the top a few weeks ago too. I think we need a Huge top water bait too ....hmmmmmm
If you want to take a look at a Renny bait click on this URL
http://www3.sympatico.ca/maobrien1/renny_baits.htm
Other then the Renny Bait I would say that a Wishmaster or Legond Plow would be great chocies too, I just haven't been able to get my hands on one of those yet thats all
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Location: Washington, PA | I second? third? the hooker baits. Affordable, and great trolling baits. Legend plows are nothing short of awesome also. |
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