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Location: big cove tannery pa | Anyone ever heard of a voodoo tail spinnerbait. I know they exist i purchased one on ebay a fee yrs back and cannot find them anymore. Here is a photo of the one i have. If anyone has any they wanna get rid of or knows where i can get a couple let me know.
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| Chris Drury in Illinois makes them. Not sure how many he's making these days, but his bucktails were a beaut to throw. Spinnerbaits ran great, too. I know there are several guys on this site that use his baits and/or are good buds with Chris. Maybe they can provide his contact info. |
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Location: big cove tannery pa | Thanks hopefully someone has his info. I've had good success on his spinnerbaits. |
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Location: Maryland | Anyone have anymore info on this spinnerbait? |
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Location: oswego, il | I believe Chris lives down south now and no longer makes them. I was at a lure estate sale a few months back and his old next door neighbor bought the bucktails he had there as a momento.
Northland tackle might make something close to this. |
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Location: SE, WI. | Pretty easy to make that model. Popular head. 1 oz? 1.5oz? 2 oz.? JD |
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Location: Maryland | Thanks guys. I'm not sure on the weight or even the blade size. I had the arm snap right by the blades n lost both. Does anyone have any contact info for the former maker or anyone who knows the specs about these. |
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| yeah jd is right it'S just a regular do-it style h head,river rat was better by design imho |
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Location: SE, WI. | Looks like a 1.5 oz head. My mold is 1.5,2,2.5 oz. Spinnerbaits are very fragile baits. They handle about 3-8 fish, depending of size fish caught and how fast the wire can fatigue. You can have a R bend, wrapped, or looped line tie. They all Fatigue! JD |
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Location: oswego, il | I have them break at the loop usually. You can make a bucktail out of it after that. |
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| safety pin style like river rat last for years .one of mine last 6 years and it burned out because i was trying to escape a really thick weed clump .so i was at 8 to 9mph and lowest par have been lost ;( |
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