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| Nolan | 
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| Now that they have been out a few years, have people been actually casting these and catching fish on them? And if so, why would you feel a need to cast the 2 lb vs the 1 lb? | |||
| muskyhunter47 | 
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Posts: 1638 Location: Minnesota  | I was up on vermilion last fall I was throwing the pounder the guide I was with used the 2 pounder he had more follows then I did | ||
| Ben Olsen | 
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| I throw them cause big muskies like to eat them! | |||
| Zinox | 
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Posts: 1100  | Best reason ever ben :P  I trolled and thrown Them for pikes a bit, haven't caught anything on Them yet, but one Day it was The only bait that moved a fish. Which rod do you guys use to cast Them?  | ||
| FAT-SKI | 
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Posts: 1360 Location: Lake "y" cause lake"x" got over fished  | muskyhunter47 - 9/10/2013  9:28 PM   I was up on vermilion last fall I was throwing the pounder the guide I was with used the 2 pounder he had more follows then I did -- Who had more eaters though?  | ||
| muskyhunter47 | 
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Posts: 1638 Location: Minnesota  | the guide was using a " hamernick " rod don't know if that is how it is spelled | ||
| Brad P | 
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Posts: 833  | I jig mine... I suppose my XXH Predator would cast it, but not sure how long I'd want to keep that up. Ben apparently has different mileage, so I can't blame him for chucking it. Definitely a very niche/situational lure for me. | ||
| newmuskyz | 
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Posts: 567  | I began throwing them a few years back, but last year I had one get crushed, by a 40" fish. God only knows what actually would eat one, but yes I like them, throw em, and have had action with em. They seem to get fishes attention better. | ||
| Zinox | 
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Posts: 1100  | I have thrown it for about an hour or 1½, on my TI XXH but it feels like the rod i way to soft, and i have to "fight" the during the cast. | ||
| Tim Schmitz | 
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Posts: 540 Location: MN  | A 9'8" HX Thorne predator works great for bucking them. There's absolutely no need for a xxxh super stiff rod. Oh yeah muskies from 39"- 52" like 2 pounders. | ||
| Ben Olsen | 
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| You wanna talk about "different mileage." Tim would throw a 3lber if they made it! I draw the line at 2! P.S. I did have an injection following the first 2lber season for a herniated disk in my neck! | |||
| Tim Schmitz | 
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Posts: 540 Location: MN  | Ben, you should talk to the guys at MI I'd totaly buy like 15 3lbers. Maybe then 39"ers would stop eating them? | ||
| Brad P | 
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Posts: 833  | LOL! Tim I need to get you and Tom out in my boat this fall. Should be a riot. | ||
| Mojo1269 | 
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Posts: 755  | I throw them with both an XH Pred and an XXh Heavy Pred. Both work well. I actually prefer the XXh. | ||
| 4amuskie | 
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| Them big girls will eat just about anything I guess. | |||
| Baby Mallard | 
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| I had a couple of them and I guess I wasn't tough enough to throw them. Tim Schmitz bought them from me on here and pretty sure he got them chewed up too. | |||
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