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Muskie Fishing -> Lures,Tackle, and Equipment -> SuperD Swimbaits
 
Message Subject: SuperD Swimbaits
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Posted 4/19/2008 12:59 PM (#314148)
Subject: SuperD Swimbaits


Hey guys need some info. Was searching on the web and found these baits. Does anyone know who makes them and where these are manufactured? Thanks.
WI_guy_turnedMudDuck
Posted 4/19/2008 1:09 PM (#314149 - in reply to #314148)
Subject: Re: SUPER D SWIMBAITS




Posts: 227


Location: Maple Grove
Contact Tacklebooty on this site, the baits are his. I believe they are made in china. I just picked up a few and I am impressed.
Tackle Industries
Posted 4/19/2008 5:47 PM (#314170 - in reply to #314148)
Subject: Re: SuperD Swimbaits





Posts: 4053


Location: Land of the Musky
They are mine, yes-made in China (Current SuperDs were made in the same factory as the Bulldawg), difference with the SuperD is that a lot of specifications changed plus we tried to price these lures accordingly as they do not cost a lot to produce. If you have any questions feel free to email me and I can chat with you further. Take a look at the video on my website and you will see they are a lot tougher than the average swimbait. If I can't beat a lure up and it is still in one piece when I am done then I won't sell that lure.
Thanks,
James
Specifications:
- 8oz or 5oz in weight
- Durable soft polymer swimbait
- Super tough "Body Lock"TM internal harness
- Triple Split rings on nose and hooks
- Heavy 3X brass hooks
- Four lateral fins for extra stability
- Hand cut tail
- Premium thick tail
- Holographic eyes
- Internal rattles
- 24 fish catching colors!
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