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| jnelson |
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Posts: 181 | Do any of you guys know where I can buy giant colorado's similar to the cowbell that MM was useing on the original cowgirl? It seems that the manufacturer went our of business that was building them. If I can't find anywhere to buy these I'm going to make them myself, only problem is I can only get my stainless in 48"x96" sheets. That will get me at least 400 blades if not closer to 500 if I take my time programing, anyone interested in these let me know if it's worth the effort through a pm. I think it will cost around $1.50 each according to my best guess. I won't know for sure until I find out how many manhours I have into this. I would much rather just buy them as I only need about 10 or 15 blades. I've tried stamina already thats who said the manufacturer went out of business. | ||
| The Nate |
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| I may be intested in a few but only like 10-20. | |||
| Grunt Lures |
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Posts: 786 Location: Minnesota | not that it helps right now but, i may be making a die for the large #10 soon. i will let you know. In the mean time call dick moore. moores lures. he may have some | ||
| GMan |
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Posts: 479 Location: Eden Prairie & Pine Island | Moores Lures sells those blades as does Thornes. | ||
| ranger620 |
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Posts: 29 | Are the large blades in his catalog called the magnum ten the same as you are talking or are they a special order item. The original cowgirl had a way bigger blade than a number ten. | ||
| jnelson |
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Posts: 181 | Thanks Ranger 620 and Gman, I have #10's, those are easy, I'm looking for the approximately 4"x2" long cowbell blades. #10's are nothing new Musky Safari tackle has been useing them for at least 4 or 5 years on his bucktails, and thats just when I found his baits, no clue how long he started making them before that. I really don't understand the big hype over the company's that sell them now heck I believe that Rollies sells Musky Safari bucktails for $17! What did you pay for the other guys stuff? Oh yea compare the wire on the big name baits to the ones I'm talking about, No Comparison at all! | ||
| baitmaker66 |
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Posts: 121 | Try staminainc.com. They list a Mega Blade...4 1/8 X 2 3/8. Only listed in 5 colors. | ||
| baitmaker66 |
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Posts: 121 | Just re-read your original post. The blades I was talking about are in the 2006 catalog. | ||
| Jason Bomber |
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Posts: 574 | the #10s you get from stamina are about 3 by 1 and 3/4. The #10s you get from rollies are much smaller. I even bought 11s from rollies, got them in the mail and the're smaller than the Stamina 10s Double Cowgirls use the stamina sized 10s | ||
| Bytor |
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Location: The Yahara Chain | As baitmaker66 mentioned, Stamina sells a mega blade. It is much larger than the #10's. It might be what you are looking for. | ||
| Brad |
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Posts: 169 | I've ordered the Mega Blades from Stamina before, but I don't see them in the 2007 catalog, or on their web site. | ||
| Cowboyhannah |
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Posts: 1461 Location: Kronenwetter, WI | I think they may have discontinued....I have a couple left from last year. Have a picture up now on buy/sell/trade....yup...they're rare now days. | ||
| jnelson |
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Posts: 181 | Thanks for trying, also thanks for the hint on the difference in sizes from rollies and stamina that saved me a headache Edited by jnelson 1/20/2007 10:14 PM | ||
| baitmaker66 |
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Posts: 121 | In the Stamina catalog they list #10 colorado blades under Muskie Spinner Blades, but I don't know how big they are. | ||
| Grunt Lures |
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Posts: 786 Location: Minnesota | jnelson You also might try emailing Musky Mahyem and ask them? They may even have some left from the old days? [email protected] | ||
| moore's lures |
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| Those blades were originally stamped by River Run. They are out of business. Dick | |||
| AWH |
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Posts: 1243 Location: Musky Tackle Online, MN | Musky Mayhem quit making the 15" Cowgirl because they could no longer find the blades. Aaron | ||
| Guest |
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| Wonder what Muskiemachienery could do with one of those Blades I'll defiantly be needing a few J | |||
| Brad |
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Posts: 169 | I've ran a mega blade on my spinnerbait before, but even at 14oz+ it still rides pretty high in the water, & pulls like a mule! Here's a picture http://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/board/forums/get-attachment.asp?att... | ||
| jnelson |
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Posts: 181 | blades are cut!!! Bent Friday! | ||
| CowgirlAddict |
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Location: Minnesota | hey i may take a few 10-20?? let me know when you can thanks | ||
| jnelson |
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Posts: 181 | then I went to the fab shop and saw that the boys scratched them all up!! | ||
| Glaucus |
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Posts: 21 | I know they are not Colorado, but the BIGGEST blades I've ever seen are on the Gibbs-Nortac "JUMBO WILLOW LEAF TROLL". The willows are 5 1/4" X 3", and the Indianas (Bear Valley) are 4" X 3". I don't know if they will sell just the blades. http://www.gibbsfishing.com/products/jumbowillowleaf.asp | ||
| bigbite |
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Posts: 1348 Location: Pewaukee, WI | Even if you are unable to buff them out I may be interested in a dozen or so. I'll just paint them. E-mail me the details at: [email protected] Gerry Carroll | ||
| baitmaker66 |
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Posts: 121 | I would also be interested in a few. I will just dye them. Let me know. Ben [email protected] | ||
| Mak51 |
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Location: MN | Count me in also. Thanks [email protected] | ||
| baitmaker66 |
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Posts: 121 | What happened to the blades??? | ||
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