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| What is your favorite spinnerbait for fishing weed edges and rock structure? |
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Posts: 1887
Location: syracuse indiana | lungin nut buster or a rad dog or the m & g also muskymechinery makes a great one i like also.. i have made a few of my own that have worked for me also with 10's on them and they troll great....bill |
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Posts: 53
Location: Stillwater | I like jaw spinnerbaits. |
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Location: Latitude 41.3016 Longitude 88.6160 | GRINDERS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Posts: 425
| Shumway Funky Chicken!! |
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Posts: 814
| Can't wait to give the new shumway giant spin a try on the deep rock reefs this year...should be a big fish bait for sure. Also for weed pockets and weed edges try the new Copter V2 by mmbaits.com. They are bulletproof! |
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Posts: 2037
Location: lansing, il | Long tales and musky blings. |
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Posts: 2687
Location: Hayward, WI | I've had great luck with Rad Dogs. I've tried M/G's, and I think they are good, but Rad Dogs seem to come through weeds a little better. I bought some Long Tale Tackle Spinnerbaits over the winter. I didn't really buy them for weed use, but they look like awesome spinnerbaits.
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Posts: 130
Location: Chicago | I've been using slopmasters with real good results although they do get pretty twisted when it gets whacked but for the bigger ones I like the Marv's, Llungens, and M&G's pretty much in that order. |
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Posts: 32886
Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Violent Strike magnums in 8/10 and magnum willow, and Llungen Nutbusters seem to do the trick for me. I put ALOT of hours on a spinnerbait every year. |
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Posts: 502
Location: Lincoln UK | Muskiemachinery every time, turbo toads offer something very different from the norm, the V2 copter works brilliantly down the edges. |
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Posts: 134
Location: (South of the 218) | Stump Hawg - any color -
Favorite is Black and Silver though....
My old man just bought one of each from Rollie and Helen's this spring... needed to replenish a worn out LOTW supply.
out |
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Posts: 727
| M&G or the funky chicken. |
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Posts: 172
| Rad dog and grinders
Order like 15 custom flashbou spinnerbait in 9/10 colorado blade and #8 willow blade from gerry. I like the color but I ll let the muskie decide if they like em or not. |
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Posts: 2015
| Rad Dog fan here |
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Posts: 335
Location: Minnesota | Fudally's stump hawg or a Rad Dog |
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Posts: 444
| Bionic Bucktail |
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Posts: 1937
Location: Black Creek, WI | I like my own. |
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Posts: 18
| St Clair Hounds
http://web.mac.com/dogriver1/Dog_River_Lodge_Lure_Company/St._Clair... |
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Posts: 264
| JAW 2 oz and 3 oz spinnerbaits. they have huge grubs and you can get a flashabou or marabou one. good lookin bait  |
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Posts: 264
| Northland bionic buctails are good two, especially since they cost less than others. MG spinnerbaits are pretty nice too. But since these two are smaller than the others there more for above shallow weeds and shallow structure than deeper edges and rocks. |
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Posts: 216
Location: Belleville, WI | Another vote for Long Tale Tackle spinnerbaits. Custom, made to order, and high quality. |
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Posts: 692
Location: Pelican Rapids, MN | My top three are:
3. Raddog
2. Shrivers
1. CJ Spinnerbaits |
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Posts: 229
| My favorites are the Figure 8 Boss and Mini-Boss- great assortment of colors and top quality. A good made in the USA bait for a reasonable price.
John |
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Location: SE Wisconsin | Long Tales |
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