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| Plitz..... |
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Posts: 600 Location: West Bend, WI | Where do you guys find the best components,Is there any good places on the net to shop or learn how to make these? Thx... | ||
| davep |
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| If you live in the Chicagoland area, Sean Birmingham, is a great guy to learn from! | |||
| Beaver |
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Posts: 4266 | Milwaukee area, try Reinke Brothers. 32nd and Greenfield. All the components, nice guys and free lessons to get you started, then you're on your own. Sometimes I give lessons in my basement Beav | ||
| muskynightmare |
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Posts: 2112 Location: The Sportsman, home, or out on the water | If you ever get up to Appleton, I can show you. As for components, I use Stamina and Moore's | ||
| MuskyKat |
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Posts: 56 | To get bucktail components, check bait shops like Rollie and Helen's Catalog. Better yet, stop in their Minocqua store to see it first hand. Bass Pro and Cabela's will work too. Search the internet for other sources. www.jannsnetcraft.com is another great source. If you're starting out from scratch you'll also need thread and a bobbin as well. Oh ya, don't forget glue, wire, hooks and bucktails for hair or maribou dressing or rubber skirt material... Making your own baits is very self rewarding. There's no better feeling boating a musky on a bait you made yourself. However, I'll warn ya this. Baitmaking is addicting and never cheaper than buying a good, well-made bait from a bait shop wall. Decide WHY you want to do it and then choose your path. Kat | ||
| luckymusky |
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Posts: 626 Location: ashtabula ohio | definitely get the moores catalog... | ||
| Bytor |
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Location: The Yahara Chain | Moores lures has everything you will need. They are cheaper than Rollie and Helen's http://www.mooreslures.com/ | ||
| Brad |
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Posts: 169 | If you order from Stamina, plan on waiting a couple of weeks for your shipment. | ||
| BALDY |
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Posts: 2378 | I order everything from Stamina. They are chaeper on some things and more expensive on others, but I like the convenience of a one stop shop. I have had no problems with their shipping. I always have my order in under a week. | ||
| BALDY |
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Posts: 2378 | Try the following sites for tips... www.luremaking.com www.tackleunderground.com http://www.lurebuilding.nl/indexeng.html | ||
| Muskie Bob |
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Posts: 572 | The following sites may be helpful. Tackleunderground has its discussion board working. Tacklemaking has some hints on components, sizes, etc. Both should be helpful. www.tacklemaking.com www.tackleunderground.com Hope you enjoy catching fish with your own bucktails and spinner baits......it's fun!!!! Muskie Bob | ||
| sputterbug |
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Posts: 364 Location: Kentucky | I've ordered from Stamina and Moore's and liked the products but the online convenience is poor. Moore's has no onsite ordering and I have an order in with Stamina since 2/3 but have not yet received it. I end up back at Rollie & Helen's and Cabela's fairly often since they do better order processing, which to me equals better customer service. | ||
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