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Dennis |
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Wich one works better? Sometime's I am getting e bit tired after casting doubles all day. So i'm thinking of ordering some showgirls or juniors. What do you think is the best choice? Or are there better options?? | |||
NOFEAR |
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Posts: 208 | The junior cowgirl pulls almost as hard as the cowgirl so if your getting tired it will help some but not much. The showgirl is a single bladed smaller bucktail. You should have both because they both can be effective. | ||
kodiak |
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Posts: 1224 Location: Okoboji | i thought the showgirl was a double 8 colorado? | ||
jarndt |
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Posts: 73 Location: Northern Indiana | kodiak - 6/22/2011 8:22 AM i thought the showgirl was a double 8 colorado? The "double showgirl" is indeed a double 8 colorado, however, the regular showgirl is a single blade. I use jr. cowgirls when I want the big fish bait/profile with a little less pull. I use the double showgirl when I want speed or a downsized bait. They are completely different tools and both can be extremely effective. On trip to vermillion last July the fist wanted the double showgirl fished fast. We boated 3 fish on double showgirls alone, including my fathers personal personal best 52.5. This spring in Indiana the fish seemed to respond to the jr. cowgirl. Here is a 51" caught a week ago on the jr. cowgirl. Jonathan R. Arndt Attachments ---------------- 51_2011.JPG (77KB - 200 downloads) | ||
Pal |
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Posts: 665 Location: Twin Cities, MN | I think the Jr cowgirl pulls quite a bit less, or at least it does for me. I have been throwing them quite a bit more than their bigger sisters for that reason. | ||
kodiak |
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Posts: 1224 Location: Okoboji | dont mean to hijack but what is difference in jr vs reg...? weight? | ||
muskyhunter24 |
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Posts: 413 Location: Madison WI | kodiak - 6/23/2011 2:44 PM dont mean to hijack but what is difference in jr vs reg...? weight? I stand corrected, the post below me is correct. | ||
MuskieMike |
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Location: Des Moines IA | Jr's are #8 Magnums ............. Showgirls are #8 colorados as per the musky mayhem website. http://muskymayhemtackle.com/Product-JRDoubleCowgirl.aspx | ||
wallydiven |
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Posts: 538 Location: northern indiana | jarndt - 6/22/2011 7:54 AM Was that you that I met at Pie-Eyed-Peties with your dad for lunch last week??? That's an AWESOME Tippy fish!!! Congrats!!!kodiak - 6/22/2011 8:22 AM i thought the showgirl was a double 8 colorado? The "double showgirl" is indeed a double 8 colorado, however, the regular showgirl is a single blade. I use jr. cowgirls when I want the big fish bait/profile with a little less pull. I use the double showgirl when I want speed or a downsized bait. They are completely different tools and both can be extremely effective. On trip to vermillion last July the fist wanted the double showgirl fished fast. We boated 3 fish on double showgirls alone, including my fathers personal personal best 52.5. This spring in Indiana the fish seemed to respond to the jr. cowgirl. Here is a 51" caught a week ago on the jr. cowgirl. Jonathan R. Arndt | ||
jarndt |
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Posts: 73 Location: Northern Indiana | Yep ! | ||
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