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Location: WV | any body no of a good tube in these sizes. wanting to texas rig them for site fishing this spring. i got some several years ago. the lindy ones. i consider them to be to hard. im looking for a softer tube. thanks |
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Posts: 182
Location: musky waters of SE, WI | Red October Baits! |
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Location: Land of the Musky | Red October is a great choice and you can also find tubes in the 6"-9" length on eBay. I see some of the older Tiger tubes on eBay sometimes. |
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Posts: 222
Location: c.wis | red october and canyon plastics- both have good colors |
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| il go with eric ,canyon plastic,for me they have a nicer action than the others and they have a lot of colors option |
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Location: nappanee IN | moores lures has a good selection |
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Posts: 43
| I bought some seven inchers off ebay, the guy has a regular site, www.customspinners.com The price was good and they seem okay. |
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Location: Racine, Wi | Don't overlook using a simple 6" lizard or a regular reaper tail for doing this. Those fish gobble those things up very nicely with the presentation you're looking to do. |
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Posts: 994
Location: Minnesota: where it's tough to be a sportsfan! | might want to take a look at water Wolf lures on the net. I have used their tubes they also make a fatboy 5" bass tube on the bass site. All of them work. |
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