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schro626

Posted 3/27/2018 3:18 PM (#900259)
Subject: Alpha Dawgs

Posts: 41

Has anyone spent much time throwing these? I grabbed one for R&H over the weekend pretty much because I struggle leaving a website without buying something new and shiny...

Curious to see how much of a difference, if any, any of you have noticed the larger tail makes on a small profile bait. I have more mag dawgs than I can count, so I opted for the regular body alpha (with a mag tail) in the hopes it will produce when small baits are working, yet cause a little more disturbance than other regular dawgs.

mountainmuskies

Posted 3/27/2018 7:34 PM (#900295 - in reply to #900259)
Subject: Re: Alpha Dawgs

Posts: 813

I think they can be effective seem to have a slower fall than a regular and should be a good pullbait.

T3clay

Posted 3/28/2018 7:38 AM (#900331 - in reply to #900259)
Subject: Re: Alpha Dawgs

Posts: 770

I like them, but i don't have Aton of experience with rubber

schro626

Posted 3/28/2018 9:11 AM (#900349 - in reply to #900295)
Subject: Re: Alpha Dawgs

Posts: 41

mountainmuskies - 3/27/2018 7:34 PM

I think they can be effective seem to have a slower fall than a regular and should be a good pullbait.

Slower fall would be great - better than trying to keep a mag clear over suspended weeds at least.

kdebell

Posted 3/28/2018 10:32 AM (#900366 - in reply to #900349)
Subject: Re: Alpha Dawgs

Posts: 251

I am not a fan. I can cast mags and pounders all day and get a dawg ball or two. With the alpha dawgs it seems like a get one every 5 or 6 casts.

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