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Message Subject: Big Fork Sand Cat

Cutt'em all Jack

Posted 4/24/2009 12:10 AM (#373940)
Subject: Big Fork Sand Cat

Posts: 139

Location: Slippery Rock, PA

Anyone have any opinions on these?

Pete Stoltman

Posted 4/24/2009 7:19 AM (#373952 - in reply to #373940)
Subject: Re: Big Fork Sand Cat

Posts: 663

Yes, I do. It's a really good lure. The newest version has great action. In addition to the dive and rise it also has a very noticeable body wiggle. Tom LeBeau who makes these baits is incredibly meticulous on his construction. Last fall he sent me two of the newly modified Sandcats to "test drive". It was one of my last outings of the year and darned if I didn't catch a fish on it. Excellent design and function and beautiful finishes. Can't go wrong having a couple in your box.

brandondunbar

Posted 4/24/2009 7:20 AM (#373953 - in reply to #373940)
Subject: RE: Big Fork Sand Cat

Posts: 133

Location: Wausau, WI

I have a buddy that ONLY uses Sand Cats for a jerkbait scenario. You will not find a Suick, Bobbie, etc. in his tackle box. Hey catches some nice fish on them too.

Cutt'em all Jack

Posted 4/24/2009 11:54 PM (#374112 - in reply to #373940)
Subject: Re: Big Fork Sand Cat

Posts: 139

Location: Slippery Rock, PA

Thanks for the comments. I just ordered a couple in the 6 and 8 inch varieties.

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