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| I just ordered a cowdussa from Aaron at MTO! Does anybody have any experience with these things? Whats the word on them?
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Location: Illinois | It looks amazing in the water. Has a faster sink rate than the other big rubbers I've thrown. Awesome new bait!
My question is about the Cow-Dussa. Has it inspired attaching anything to the back of double tens or what? I bet the Cowdussa is a sweet bait, maybe even sweeter than the Medussa itself. Instead of buying a Cowdussa though, I'm going Dr. frankenstein on my lakewood and creating several Cow-hybrids and trying them out for kicks. For instance, I bet a set of no. ten blades would look sweet in front of a Big Joe, no? Of course, it might not be as amazing as a CowDussa, but what the heck? I realize so and so was making twin blades that clicked onto the front of any bait, and whap, you've got double tens! Nice product too- but I'm talking about deconstructing a Cow girl or Dc-10 and attaching a split ring and then adding the bait of your choice! What would you have to do to make the blad spins on two back-to-back DC-10s?
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He's got double 8's 10's and 13's. |
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Location: Iowa Great Lakes | I started running blades on dawgs a couple years ago, as well as experimenting on other baits. |
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| In what situations would you through the cowdussa? |
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| Getting Back to the original post! Has anyone used these! How are they?
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Location: Illinois | muskellunged - 4/19/2009 2:58 PM
It looks amazing in the water. Has a faster sink rate than the other big rubbers I've thrown. Awesome new bait!
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| muskellunged - 4/19/2009 2:58 PM
For instance, I bet a set of no. ten blades would look sweet in front of a Big Joe, no?
They had these at the Milwaukee Show almost picked one up but went with a Tidal Wave instead. |
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Location: Pelican Rapids, MN | I threw one a bit last season. It wasn't the model that is for sale now. It was a Medusa I "borrowed" and a set of old DCG blades I used on shallow dawgs. It was really cool when it was burned like a bucktail, and had an interesting action when jerked however I liked it a lot better without the blades when used that way.
Bottom line, the Cowdusa is a cool bait. It isn't a daily staple lure, but it could prove valuable when the muskies are doing a lot of non-committal following. Check it out! |
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Location: MN | Cowdussa seems like it would be a killer bait for some late fall slow-rolling or summer deep weedline fishing. |
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| But, you definetly do some what of a straight retreve, RIght? |
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