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Location: Minneapolis, MN | Does anyone have any thoughts on which of these are better or why they like one over the other? I have a few bulldawgs and I'm looking to add a few more but the SuperD and Medussas have caught my eye as possibilities.
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| They all have a place. Just have to throw till you find what the fish want. |
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Location: sneaking out to get on the water ;-) | Doesn't hurt to have some of each. All three run differently and I catch fish on all of them. Waiting for the camo d now! |
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Location: Minneapolis, MN | Are there different situations where one would work better them the other or is it just about throwing each one until you finally move a fish and then know what they are interested in? |
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Location: Lake "y" cause lake"x" got over fished | A lot of it comes down to what you have the most confidence in throwing. If you feel throwing a certain bait increases your chances of catching fish, your probably right.
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| The D tends to hop more glide less and run a bit deeper
The dawg glides a bit more
Double dawg glides even more
All can be bent to achieve many actions.
The medusa may be something different for pressured fish.
I like the dawg colours best but my favourite is a Cisco mag super d. It is scarred up and has been a killer.
I think one can get by with:
Mag Cisco super d
Black/orange mag dawg
Cisco mag dawg
I like to throw pounders too
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Location: Lake St. Clair | I'm a huge pounder fan. That's because of production and confidence. Medusas are a close second. The three tail effect gives the fish a whole different look. I do like the action of the single long pounder tail as well. Can't say much for the SuperD since I have never thrown one. A shop here in MI does awesome custom pounders too which is a big plus and another reason I prefer the Muskie innovations version. Durability on the mag dawg seems pretty good too. They don't usually get destroyed after a fish or two. All good baits, you just have to find what the fish want and what you have confidence in as said before.
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| SUPER D! Great Lure and much easier on the wallet! Thats my story and I'm stickin to it!  |
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Location: Minnesota | buy a few of each let the fish tell you what they want.last fall there were three of us in the boat. one using pounder one double dawg the other medusa all trying different colors that day they wanted the doble dowg.even using same color they wanted two tails |
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