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| Anyone ever use a combo like this? Either one or two blades on like a regular bulldawg? Can something like this be purchased? |
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| Bulldozer? |
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| Tell me more... Not like a hellidawg. I'm talking more like a bucktail |
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Location: Hayward, WI | Bulldozers on this page
http://www.muskytackleonline.com/category/184-musky-innovations?sor...
Didn't Musky Mayhem and Chaos Tackle do something with a 1/2 Cowgirl in front of a Medussa too? Maybe just for a short time. It would also be very easy to make these up yourself if you wanted.
I've never tried it, but seems like it would work. |
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Location: Central Wisconsin | You mean like this? Look on Musky Tackle Online, or Musky Innovations website.
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| Yea. Anything attached? Guess I need some new split rings pliers then too |
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| Check this out. It was a great bait for us last year.
http://www.muskyshop.com/modules/cart/products.php/nav_id/174/page/...
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Location: Waukee, IA | I recently picked up a couple of Inhaler double blades from fleet farm. They are similar to what is shown above, essentially the front portion of a bucktail with 2 blades, but in lieu of a split ring it has a fast detaching clip so you could change it without the use of a split ring pliers. I plan on adding them to big rubber for night fishing this summer, adding vibration to a large silhouette. Having been said, a split ring pliers is only $15 and a fantastic tool.
The blades
http://imgur.com/lBpJefF
The combo
http://imgur.com/Cb4YIBQ
The daisy chain (for tru lunkers only)
http://imgur.com/afPo8Ms
Note: I still used a split ring pliers for safety and convenience. |
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| tkuntz - 2/21/2015 8:21 AM
I recently picked up a couple of Inhaler double blades from fleet farm. They are similar to what is shown above, essentially the front portion of a bucktail with 2 blades, but in lieu of a split ring it has a fast detaching clip so you could change it without the use of a split ring pliers. I plan on adding them to big rubber for night fishing this summer, adding vibration to a large silhouette. Having been said, a split ring pliers is only $15 and a fantastic tool.
The blades
http://imgur.com/lBpJefF
The combo
http://imgur.com/Cb4YIBQ
The daisy chain (for tru lunkers only )
http://imgur.com/afPo8Ms
Note: I still used a split ring pliers for safety and convenience.
whoa this is cool |
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| I've used both the Bull Dozer and the Inhaler blades in front of a Spring Dawg or the equivalent size from TI. It is exactly what you're looking for, in my opinion. Basically a bucktail with a rubber bait body as opposed to a flahabou/marabou/hair, etc body. I love the way it looks in the water. |
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| The daisy chain (for tru lunkers only) looks interesting. I wonder how well it would cast. Still looks interesting to try something similar to that. Neat idea.
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| I like big tubes with blades up front. Dont own any and havent come across any for sale. But a guide put me on them and I really felt it was a great bait and had great action |
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Location: Lake "y" cause lake"x" got over fished | The Chaos tackle one was called the "COW-DUSSA" Here is a link to see one. I had a buddy a few years ago catch a giant on this bait.
https://images.search.yahoo.com/images/view;_ylt=AwrB8p7tzuhUyVsAuaa...
I also built one like that. 13" lime green minnow with double 8s in front of it. I like it a lot!
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| I guess you can connect any of those bull dozers to: medussas, dawgs, and red october tubes. I'm liking this... |
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Location: Detroit River | These will get the job done: 
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Location: Waukee, IA | Forget the tranx, I think you would need a boat winch to pull the daisy chain. |
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| You don't burn those in? |
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