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| I have enough natural hair spinnerbaits to last me awhile. I have been convinced that I need an arsenal of silicone skirted spinnerbaits as well. These will be used for casting and trolling.
Who makes the best? I'm ready to buy some.
Perky |
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Location: Athens, Ohio | Shady tails. They make great drift socks, too (you know I'm just kiddin, great bait). see www.muskynut.com |
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Location: Alexandria, MN | I use Lilly Tail In-line Spinners and Rad Dog Spinnerbaits, both very good and well built. I know there are other options out there -- I would agree that you need to add a couple to your box.
Steve |
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Location: Eau Claire,WI | My vote goes to the Shady Tail.Get the smaller version unless you have arms like tree trunks!They are,(my opinion),better hooking than the Lilly tails. |
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| it got a few Crusher Bait, silocone spinners....i got them from Beaver Tails, spinner baits. i'm sure he still has them. Much fuller skirt than majority of silcone baits i have seen. the look good. |
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Location: Washington, PA | Grim Reapers are by far my favorite. |
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Location: Eau Claire, WI | Chasing the big girls..? better use a Trojan.
Check'em out Trojan Tails from Fred's Tackle...
Great T-shirts too....
Same person that makes Tinsel Tails... www.tinseltails.com
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Location: Chicago, Beverly | Musky Muggers from Altoona Wi. http://www.ebait.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=h... |
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Location: Huber Heights, Ohio | For a safety pin style I like Grim Reapers.
For inline I make my own. |
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Location: Monroe WI | Check out the line of FIGURE 8. They make boath in-line and safty pin style baits. |
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Location: London, England | The Pearson's Grinders from ERC are very fine spinnerbaits. You can swap the swivel for a ball bearing swivel and add a colorado blade and you can use it for bulging as well. Very good hooking potential as well with no top arm in the way of the hook points. |
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