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muskysarge

Posted 8/22/2006 10:11 PM (#206130 - in reply to #201718)
Subject: RE: Anyone using large baits?

Posts: 62

Location: chicago

What type of leader do you use for these baits? Trolled a 13'' believer and the snap came undone after 3 minutes of trolling.

muskyboy

Posted 8/22/2006 10:57 PM (#206138 - in reply to #201718)
Subject: RE: Anyone using large baits?

Get a Wishmaster 300 pound trolling leader from Rolf, simply the best

Grunt Lures

Posted 8/24/2006 6:49 PM (#206487 - in reply to #206138)
Subject: RE: Anyone using large baits?

Posts: 786

Location: Minnesota

muskyboy,

Do you have a link?

TIA,
James

muskyboy

Posted 8/24/2006 7:15 PM (#206494 - in reply to #201718)
Subject: RE: Anyone using large baits?

James, here you go and thanks for my lure Mike is going to help me originate

www.wishmasterbigbaits.com

Take care,

Steve

kevin

Posted 8/24/2006 7:17 PM (#206495 - in reply to #201718)
Subject: RE: Anyone using large baits?

Posts: 1335

Location: Chicago, Beverly

I could not find the leaders on the Wishmaster website when I looked real quick, but here is a link to his website: http://www.wishmasterbigbaits.com/default.asp perhaps a quick email to Rolf will get you the leader info...

muskyboy

Posted 8/24/2006 7:47 PM (#206498 - in reply to #201718)
Subject: RE: Anyone using large baits?

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Correct email Rolf, he doesn't build many, so get the casting leader and trolling leader, both the best I have ever used

Grunt Lures

Posted 8/25/2006 12:29 PM (#206614 - in reply to #206498)
Subject: RE: Anyone using large baits?

Posts: 786

Location: Minnesota

Thanks muskyboy.

Those baits are awsome! http://www.wishmasterbigbaits.com/
Mine weight 12.5 oz. ( http://www.gruntmuskielures.com ) I wonder how much that 18 inch Wishmaster weighs?

James

kevin

Posted 8/25/2006 12:39 PM (#206616 - in reply to #201718)
Subject: RE: Anyone using large baits?

Posts: 1335

Location: Chicago, Beverly

Not sure pn the weight of the wishmasters, but the Muskiefool Mayeye and SB Derby Diver weigh about 1.75lbs and are about 22", The Mayeye is on top, the SB Derby Diver on the bottom, the one in the middle is a Proto we are fine tuning thats a little smaller...the others are ready to go and have a dive curve from about 15' to 28' depending on which line tie you use, both have very good wobble..

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woodieb8

Posted 8/26/2006 5:35 AM (#206706 - in reply to #201718)
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the maye-eye are a very awesome piece of lumber

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