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Location: Appleton,WI | Ok,Ok,Ok who's the biggest muskieFirsT plastic thrower,bulldogs,creatures,big joes,twister tails.
How often do you throw them and what is your success rate.
Edited by MuskieE 11/9/2003 3:51 PM
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Location: DES MOINES, IOWA | I have my secret throw back bait, which I don,t advertise to anyone, and my results have been excellent.I call it my frog, and my #2 biggest Musky was caught on this bait.It gets hammered by Northerns, and Muskys both.It triggers hits by fish that normally follow.Great bait for hitting spots in structure, and I use on throw backs off of my follows.Absolute must in every boat, and if I was selling them, I would gurantee Muskys or your money back.In Sabaskong the orange works the best, and my hooksets are excellent.I get them from a Wisconsin dealer, who comes here every year at a sportshow, and he does well with them himself.I don,t know if they even have a name, but I haven,t seen them anywhere else.I have his card somewhere around the house, if anyone is interested, but I don,t think that many people use plastics.I have just started using Bulldogs, but I seem to have trouble keeping them from snagging up in the rocks.If you fish solid rock, how to you keep them from snagging up?Good Fishing. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | For nearly 15 years I was known as 'the creature man'. Still a great producer in my boat all year long. |
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Location: God's Country......USA..... Western Wisconsin | Hardly ever throw plastic myself........................not. My box of jigs and plastic weighs 3 times as much as my box of gliders. I do tend to get a bit carried away with stuff. |
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Location: ashtabula ohio | i got alot of action on bulldawgs the last few months. the big chart/black one. the 9" too... might want to try "t"ing the hooks to avoid the rock snags... |
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Location: oswego, il | I know that Musky Fever throws a custom bulldawg that is 42" long and weighs 20lbs. |
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| In previous years, there was a bulldawg on my line at least half of the time, maybe 3/4 of the time.
This year, I got away from it a little bit.
Next year though, I am dedicating it the year of the rubbers. |
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