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| The over/under. Thoughts?
https://www.muskytackleonline.com/dadson-blade-baits/dadson-blade-ba... |
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Location: varies | Yep. It's a spinner bait. Thought over. |
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| Thoughts=just another gimmick for us muskie lure buying guys and gals. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | I think it's out of stock. |
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Location: oswego, il | Guys will be fighting over them.at the musky shows like the would be brides did at the wedding gown sale at filenes basement. |
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| rodbender - 10/16/2015 9:02 PM
Yep. It's a spinner bait. Thought over.
It's a bucktail that has a clicking sound due to the mismatched blades? |
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Location: Hayward WI | Copy of Uncle Josh's "Sound Science" bucktail at twice the cost |
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| erico - 10/17/2015 7:40 AM
Copy of Uncle Josh's "Sound Science" bucktail at twice the cost
Uncle Josh does not have a #9 and #10 combo. Tough to be a copy when there isn't another one on the market. Keep trying though.
They (Johnny and his staff) have been working on this bait for years. I have fished it. It starts every single time and fishes perfectly. I wouldn't call it a tick noise though. The bait almost has a wiggle to it, but the blades aren't skipping. Going to be very interesting to see what this bait does in the hands of the masses |
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| Maina's Hang On Sonic Boom has one #8 and one #10, and goes for $24.99 at R&H. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | New Dadson Model?
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Location: Sawyer County, WI | sworrall - 10/17/2015 9:00 PM
New Dadson Model?
Needs more tinsel in her hair |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Best I could find and stay within Google rules. |
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| http://www.muskyshop.com/modules/cart/products.php/nav_id/3/page/6/...
Yeah it's already been out, was at the shows last year, day late dollar short.... |
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Location: Aurora | Did this plus other configs back in the 80's along with other guys who tinkered with baits.
Thick small with thin large/different sized ho-made clevises/we even added solder to blades to throw the thump off a little until the stick-on suspend-o-dots came out, then it was easy.
As always, when they were hungry, they ate and it didn't really matter what you were throwin. |
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Location: MN | Seems like a lot of over thinking myself. I say make a home made bucktail for 10 bucks and save the extra money for a trip or take the old lady out for lunch. |
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| I don't understand what makes them soo much better then other spinners. And it's hard to pass up on deals like this, that produce fish also http://m.ebay.com/itm/3-BULK-11-Double-10-Bucktail-Muskie-Musky-Lur...
3 for 35$
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1 for 25. You know what I'm buying!!! |
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This thread is about the new dadson model not the esox assault model. |
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Location: varies | the thing I dont get is why people make a big stink about the blades not turning right away every cast?????
Ive caught fish on more than one occasion where they hit it the second it hits the water with no time for blades to start.
God forbid one would have to twitch the rod to get the blades rollin.
Im sure Dadsons are fine baits. Must be as people spend crazy money on them. But they are made from the same exact clevises, beads, wire, blades as many others out there as there are only a few manufacturers making the components to make these type baits. |
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Location: Eastern Ontario | One of the guys that ties Dadson marabou's told me one just sold for over $400 US. Daddy told me lots of people have more money than brains. |
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| Buy what you like or make your own, the fish don't care how much you spend. |
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| I think I'll stick with the originator the cowgirl. |
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Location: SE, WI. | Been building Bucktails with different blade sizes for years. My favs are a #6 and #7, or a #7 with an 8....or one cupped, one NOT. Plain and simple, different blade sizes don't piggy-back, or stick, which means instant startup. No different with a 9 and 10. Build your own, YOU CAN DO IT!!! JD |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Musky Face - 10/18/2015 9:30 AM
I think I'll stick with the originator the cowgirl.
There is a mural on the propane tank in Boulder Junction of a double bladed bucktail that was painted in the early 80's. I think it was called a BL Whoppertail or something. |
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| Anybody make them like the Stanley Wedge where the thickness of the blade is thick on one end and thinner on the other? |
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Location: Sawyer County, WI | sworrall - 10/18/2015 7:27 PM
Musky Face - 10/18/2015 9:30 AM
I think I'll stick with the originator the cowgirl.
There is a mural on the propane tank in Boulder Junction of a double bladed bucktail that was painted in the early 80's. I think it was called a BL Whoppertail or something.
The Shumways have been making them for ages as well. |
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| Talking about double bladed bucktails. |
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Location: Gilberts IL/Rhinelander WI | Musky Face - 10/18/2015 8:57 PM
Talking about double bladed bucktails.
As stated, the cowgirl is far from the originator of "double bladed bucktails" |
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Location: Ontario | Musky Face - 10/18/2015 10:30 AM
I think I'll stick with the originator the cowgirl.
Hehe, you must be young dude if you think that CG is the original  |
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| Geez, give i guy a break, i didn't go to musky lure college like the rest of you did. As far as i have ever known cowgirls were it, don't ever hear anyone talking about anything older than that for double bladed tails. |
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