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Message Subject: lakeshore eze- riser
lehighmuskies
Posted 2/9/2010 8:57 PM (#422756)
Subject: lakeshore eze- riser




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hey guys just wanted some input on these baits.I decided to pick up a couple an was wondering how some of you guys like them?I love sledges an this bait seems to be similar to the diving back an forth action.Atleast it does on the youtube video.Any imput is appreciated an the type of retrieve that you feel works best thanks guys an gals

TimJ
ToddM
Posted 2/9/2010 10:52 PM (#422775 - in reply to #422756)
Subject: RE: lakeshore eze- riser





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Location: oswego, il		I have caught muskies on them, nice baits, some dive and rise and some side to side too. They get deeper than a sledge and do not rise as fast. Great fall bait and i have the black one which works well for me in stained water, at dark and at dark in the late fall.
muskihntr
Posted 2/10/2010 8:56 AM (#422817 - in reply to #422756)
Subject: Re: lakeshore eze- riser




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Location: lansing, il		Great action. can work fast or slow, i like the fact that it has a very slow rise to it, so you can jerk and pause real nice. I will have them at my booth at the Milwaukee show this weekend.
Lakeshore Lure Co.
Posted 2/10/2010 12:07 PM (#422869 - in reply to #422756)
Subject: Re: lakeshore eze- riser





Location: Chicago, IL		Tim,
You work it muck like a suick or a bobbie bait, pull and pause. A longer pull gets it deeper and you get a subtle walk the dog action too. A shorter/quicker pull and pause it works shallower and is more of a chop type action.
Works great for cold front conditions when you want to slow down and get deeper.
Feel free to call me with any questions, my cell # is 312-719-4894.
Here is a pic of one of the fish Todd caught after dark

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lehighmuskies
Posted 2/10/2010 1:36 PM (#422885 - in reply to #422756)
Subject: Re: lakeshore eze- riser




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thanks for all the imput guys.were getting about a foot plus of snow right now hopefully i get get on the river nextweekend an put some hours in on these new baits thanks again
lehighmuskies
Posted 2/10/2010 1:39 PM (#422887 - in reply to #422756)
Subject: Re: lakeshore eze- riser




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another quick question i prefur throwing my sledges with steel leader #140lb can i assume this bait will work well with steel also or is flouro better?
Lakeshore Lure Co.
Posted 2/10/2010 2:03 PM (#422895 - in reply to #422887)
Subject: Re: lakeshore eze- riser





Location: Chicago, IL		Tim,
I recommend a steel leader (140# is OK) to be used with it.
I also prefer to go with out any snap and use a split ring instead.
Flouro will work....... but I like steel for my jerk baits.
Good luck on the river.
Send pics of the fish you catch too!
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