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Message Subject: Rapala Sub-walk | |||
Ajohnson![]() |
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Posts: 229 | I was just wondering if any of you guys have used the big rapala sub walks? There about 6 inches long, I bought one today and I just thought I would see what you guys think of em... | ||
sbro73![]() |
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Posts: 82 Location: Minneapolis,Mn | Big ones are new this year, I've got two of the small ones and they do catch fish, I can't wait to try the big ones ,also. | ||
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Posts: 229 | oh, didnt know the big ons were new for this year... I just foudn out about the big sized ones today... | ||
JKahler![]() |
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Posts: 1296 Location: WI | 6 inches is big? | ||
Ajohnson![]() |
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Posts: 229 | there 6-7 inches long... there not really big compared to other muskie lures but its the biggest sub-walk ive seen... it looks to be a little smaller than a manta | ||
sbro73![]() |
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Posts: 82 Location: Minneapolis,Mn | Compared to the small ones at 3.5 inches,yes, it's big. I caught three muskies last year with the small ones bass fishing, not even trying for the ski's. The six incher weighs out at 2oz. | ||
Ajohnson![]() |
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Posts: 229 | sbro73 - 3/2/2009 8:34 AM if you caught 3 muskie using the small ones, Im sure that the big ones will work great!Compared to the small ones at 3.5 inches,yes, it's big. I caught three muskies last year with the small ones bass fishing, not even trying for the ski's. The six incher weighs out at 2oz. | ||
sbro73![]() |
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Posts: 82 Location: Minneapolis,Mn | Yup! | ||
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Posts: 626 Location: ashtabula ohio | i just picked up a little guy after reading this post..cool little bait and i think it will be the ticket this spring on my lake. its just a mini hellhound, they copied the fins. anyway, where can i get a big one? anywhere online?? | ||
Willis![]() |
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Posts: 227 Location: New Brighton, MN | I was really excited about these baits last year, but I had problems with the action. What kind of line works best? do you straight tie, or use a snap swivel ? I bet smallmouth crush them ! | ||
luckymusky![]() |
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Posts: 626 Location: ashtabula ohio | since i havent got mine wet yet, im not sure. but im guessing a small straight wire leader like you would use with a hellhound or any glide/jerk... | ||
danielson![]() |
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Posts: 15 | The original x-raps work really good for muskie and pike if you get the biggest size there is. Haven't tried the subwalks yet but the regular topwater walkers work great for everything. | ||
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Posts: 457 | Willis - 3/4/2009 11:16 AM I was really excited about these baits last year, but I had problems with the action. What kind of line works best? do you straight tie, or use a snap swivel ? I bet smallmouth crush them ! If you're using the smaller size for smallies, straight tie with a rapala knot, and they work really well. | ||
sbro73![]() |
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Posts: 82 Location: Minneapolis,Mn | Cabelas had the big ones on sale awhile back. | ||
Windburn![]() |
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Posts: 115 Location: Birch Run | Bass Pro offshore angler has the new larger size sub walks 12.99 | ||
Ajohnson![]() |
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Posts: 229 | The ones I found were at cabelas for 10 bucks a pop. | ||
adudeuknow![]() |
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Posts: 214 Location: Beaver County, Pennsylvania | i would like to see rapala start making a musky-specific line of baits......a lot of the saltwaters i imagine would work well but that is about it. | ||
mota![]() |
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ss rap and the magnum f18 are pretty decent lure | |||
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