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Location: Rhinelander, Wi | I was just at Gander Mountian in Wausau today and they had a bunch of these baits in a bin marked at 75% off so I only paid $4.00 them. I got a couple of them and was wondering if anyone has had any luck using them and if there are any tricks to it.
Edited by boelrich2 8/10/2008 8:15 PM
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| I like em pretty well. They are a good glider in spring for me. No tricks, just light taps and they move nicely. They aren't a real WIDE glider, but they do the trick. |
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Edited by Matt Hansen 8/11/2008 4:07 PM
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| I like the dunwright dancer its one of my favorite lures. I prefer the 6in because i think that you can control it better than the larger ones.
Edited by Matt Hansen 8/12/2008 11:29 PM
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| The dancer is a great lure, however, I only like the biggest size. I think it's 7.5" or 8". I've caught 6 fish on the same dancer in the past year. I actually lost a big fish on one last night in addition to the 37 I caught and another blow up. I own two of the smaller dancers and I don't like them at all. I can get the big dancer to swing pretty wide, probably a couple feet, by using a slow snap rhythym with hard snaps and keeping tension at all times. That seems to be the trigger for me anyway. |
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| oops...posted twice
Edited by whynot 8/12/2008 10:56 AM
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| I guese it all comes down to personal preference when it comes down to its size.  |
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