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| Anyone have any opinions on these? I was thinking of picking one up and throwing it for a while, where I would normally be throwing a ninja or monster tube. Actually couldn't find many reviews. Figure I might try to show the fish something different.
Edit: Realized this post should have gone in the tackle section, hope that is okay with mods
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Location: NE Ohio | i do way better on the 10" monster tubes. i have thrown the twisted and didn't care for the action in the way i fish them. JMO. try one you might like it? |
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Location: NW WI | pklingen - 10/30/2022 6:47 PM
i do way better on the 10" monster tubes. i have thrown the twisted and didn't care for the action in the way i fish them. JMO. try one you might like it?
Twister tails kill the random side to side action that the regulars do? |
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| I just started using them last season. They are fish catchers for sure.
Tons of fish in the boat for me and clients- lots 40-49".
They are something the fish haven't seen much of and are very easy to use and throw all day. They have great action. Make sure you always use a wire leader with them most of the 45"+ fish have the whole tube and 1-2" of leader in their mouth.... Team Rhino has a load of awesome colors of the twisted tubes
I use these Mid weight ones-
https://teamrhinooutdoors.com/products/red-october-baits-10-twisted-...
Jeff Hanson
madisonmuskyguide.com
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Location: SE, WI. | Jeff Hanson - 10/30/2022 8:03 PM I just started using them last season. They are fish catchers for sure. Tons of fish in the boat for me and clients- lots 40-49". They are something the fish haven't seen much of and are very easy to use and throw all day. They have great action. Make sure you always use a wire leader with them most of the 45"+ fish have the whole tube and 1-2" of leader in their mouth.... Team Rhino has a load of awesome colors of the twisted tubes I use these Mid weight ones- https://teamrhinooutdoors.com/products/red-october-baits-10-twisted-... Jeff Hanson madisonmuskyguide.com Jeff, R U vertical Jigging these? JD |
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| Thanks for the feedback all. I did give them a try yesterday. The Monster/Ninja tubes seemed to 'rule' the day with 3 follows between them (and one follow on a glider). The Twisted Tube mid depth seems like a really versatile lure though, I'll definitely keep it in my box. Maybe the fish just were just interested in something a bit more subtle yesterday after the cold night. I was fishing the twisted tube like a Bulldawg basically.
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Location: SE Wisc | I’ve only caught one fish on the twisted tube, but it was 53.25”. And that was 7 years ago. Admittedly I don’t have the time to fish as much as I used to with 3 kids now under the age of 5 but they certainly have a time and place(the lure that is lol |
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| No I am not jigging them. Casting and work them similar to Bulldawg
Jeff Hanson
madisonmuskyguide.com
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| I picked up my first twisted tube last week. Today was first time on the water with one. (But not the last). I went 4 for 9 with it. 38,39,45 and a 35. |
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Location: NW WI | OH Muskyman - 11/26/2022 9:50 PM
I picked up my first twisted tube last week. Today was first time on the water with one. (But not the last). I went 4 for 9 with it. 38,39,45 and a 35.
A reply just in time for black Friday cyber savings, thanks! |
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| I would also like to add, rotate the tube 180 deg on the harness (tail curling down). Tails seem to have a much different action this way, they seem to open up better. |
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