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rich |
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Posts: 133 | Any one use these baits much. I was intrigued by how they look on the shelf, but do they produce? | ||
Slow Rollin |
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Posts: 619 | not much here. probably have about 10 hours on em?? | ||
bassinbob84 |
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Posts: 646 Location: In a shack in the woods | I like them alot. Throw them over weed tops in a little deeper water. They run about 3'. Fish with straight fast retrieves and a hard rip every now and then. Haven't thrown the curlytail yet but that it one of the next baits on my list. | ||
nclaker |
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Posts: 83 | 34" pike on a curlytail version. I like it as a shallow running trolling bait. | ||
JBush |
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Posts: 311 Location: Ontario | Are the twisted ones more 'dead' in the water like some of the other soft-tail crankbaits? (Ie: a Squirelly Jake/Stalker/Beleiver has a lot different action than regular). I've had to remove 50% of the tail on a couple baits to get them running the way I like. I like the depth the Twsited Kriscos run at, just wondering if they rumble. | ||
stdevos |
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Posts: 416 Location: Madtown, WI | I like mine quite a bit, works well as a d10 alternative. The bait makes a lot of racket with the rattles, 3 hooks, and being jointed. I burn my over weeds just as I would a bucktail. With your rod tip up, you can burn it over just about anything. | ||
FYGR8 |
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I have been filming this lure as of late and I feel it will produce a strike on film real soon. The video has been uploaded for your viewing. Edited by FYGR8 10/4/2009 8:38 PM | |||
handgunner |
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Posts: 33 Location: Hubbard, Iowa | Love this bait. first two trips this year 2 fish on the same lure. High 30's fish in iowa and a 46' fish up on Leech. | ||
archerynut36 |
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Posts: 1887 Location: syracuse indiana | hey fygr8 can you put better links to your vids. i would like to see them...bill | ||
FYGR8 |
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I have put the video up for you to see. | |||
GMan |
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Posts: 479 Location: Eden Prairie & Pine Island | Why is this bait special? It runs (action) like any shallow jointed crank bait...I have one and have put about 3 hours on it with nothing to show casting and trolling. Granted, its built like a tank, but I'm still skeptical. | ||
nclaker |
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Posts: 83 | Great video FYGR8, thanks for posting it. | ||
dtaijo174 |
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Posts: 1169 Location: New Hope MN | I have one and so far only one follow. However, the only days I have ended up using it where when nothing else was working... Take that for what it is. Trolling depth seems to be perfect for the shallow stuff. | ||
FYGR8 |
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nclaker - 10/6/2009 12:42 PM Great video FYGR8, thanks for posting it. You can see all kinds of my stuff at: http://www.youtube.com/my_videos | |||
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