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Muskie Fishing -> Lures,Tackle, and Equipment -> chrome depthraiders
 
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karol
Posted 3/25/2009 5:33 PM (#368297)
Subject: chrome depthraiders




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Location: nappanee IN
seen in bass pro that they have these in chrome colors.when would you use something like these? thanks guys..karol
Muskerboy
Posted 3/25/2009 5:52 PM (#368301 - in reply to #368297)
Subject: Re: chrome depthraiders





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I would use it in dark water flowages.
tilky
Posted 3/25/2009 6:12 PM (#368306 - in reply to #368297)
Subject: RE: chrome depthraiders


Every time you fish.
Musky Madman
Posted 3/26/2009 2:54 PM (#368475 - in reply to #368297)
Subject: Re: chrome depthraiders


Definitely be picking up a couple of the chrome DRs!
Sam Ubl
Posted 3/27/2009 9:51 AM (#368612 - in reply to #368297)
Subject: Re: chrome depthraiders





Location: SE Wisconsin
I like the "flashy" aspect of these baits and I'm sure they catch fish. What I wonder about is the lack of profile or sillohuette. If it is all flash with rounded edges, will that eliminate the visual profile as it erratically wobbles through the water? If so, will it make a difference in the muskies ability to lock on to it, or will there be a lot of swing and misses?
tilky
Posted 3/27/2009 11:16 AM (#368629 - in reply to #368297)
Subject: RE: chrome depthraiders


I used the chrome shallow raiders late fall fishing on the bay. The last 7 fish on my boat were all on the chrome colors. I also had several guides using them and they all caught nice fish on the chromes. I think that the extra flash really helps the muskie locate the bait.
karol
Posted 3/27/2009 8:32 PM (#368726 - in reply to #368629)
Subject: RE: chrome depthraiders




Posts: 576


Location: nappanee IN
they make a shallow eh? where can i get them? thanks tilky..karol
curleytail
Posted 3/27/2009 9:52 PM (#368747 - in reply to #368612)
Subject: Re: chrome depthraiders




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Location: Hayward, WI
Sam Ubl - 3/27/2009 9:51 AM

I like the "flashy" aspect of these baits and I'm sure they catch fish. What I wonder about is the lack of profile or sillohuette. If it is all flash with rounded edges, will that eliminate the visual profile as it erratically wobbles through the water? If so, will it make a difference in the muskies ability to lock on to it, or will there be a lot of swing and misses?


I remember the Musky Hunter show where Jim Saric was talking about colors. What he tried to do was pick a color that you could not easily trace the outline. He wanted the edges to "blur" somewhat, and not have a crisp outline of the bait. So, that shine making the bait lose some of its profile might be a good thing.

I imagine when a silver sided shiner, cisco, etc is flashing through the water, they might not have a sharp silhouette either? Seems like it could work to me!

curleytail
tilky
Posted 3/28/2009 6:10 AM (#368787 - in reply to #368297)
Subject: RE: chrome depthraiders


You'll be able to purchase the chrome depth raiders & shallow raiders at all major retailers plus Muskie specialty shops like Smokey's, Rollies and Throne Bros. Local shops will also have them. The yshould be out by mid April.
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