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Location: Omaha NE | Hey, I was wondering what your guy's favorite drop belly gliders are. |
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Location: Omaha, Nebraska | please post why so this poll doesn't get lost and I know whats good about it.
Timberwolf because its the only glider ever seen a fish bite. |
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| Even though I make my own, HR Shakers put more fish in the boat for me every year.
Especially the older ones that I strip and repaint 
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Location: Des Moines IA | Can't beat a 99 or 2000 Shaker. Beav's parka kicks butt too, especially in shallower water, but there is something about an old shaker. Can't explain it. |
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Location: Lincoln UK | Can't really claim an absolute favorite, several on there that I throw regularly, seem to have ommited Slammers. |
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Location: Marshfield, WI | I voted for the Smuttly Dawg. It is the only one I have caught a fish on, so I had to vote for that. I do like Hounders. I've seen some nice fish on them in lakes not known for really big fish.
Krishna |
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Location: Northern Illinois | Its been stated but is very true! Hughes River Shakers just seem to catch the most fish! |
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Location: IN | I prefer one that's not on the list. The Beer Belly Glider from Bikini Bait Co. |
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Location: oswego, il | I wish we could have added options here but some really great ones listed above. hoosierhandmade easy glider, slammer drop belly glider, tippy darter and the rubberhairy gill glide are all awesome as well. |
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| EsoxJohnny - 4/25/2006 6:36 PM
I prefer one that's not on the list. The Beer Belly Glider from Bikini Bait Co.
ToddM - 4/25/2006 7:19 PM
I wish we could have added options here -------------hoosierhandmade easy glider, tippy darter .
I agree with the above statements. Yes...some great ones listed above...but some great ones haven't made the list either. |
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Location: The desert | Got a couple this summer I havent tried yet that I am looking forward to throwing. The HR got my vote though.
Mike |
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| Don't forget P-Ron-ah's! |
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The shaker I have ,from 2000 , is slimmer that the newer ones and is my second favorite HR's after an even older 8" pointy nose. |
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Location: Mauston, Wisconsin | The other day, I finally got to try out my Shane West Timberwolf in Nemo color pattern that I picked up at the Muskie Madness Show. ............- AWWWWWWWesomeeeeeeeee! The only glider I've seen other than an Alien that will predictablly do a 270 deg. turn (using a 80lb flouro leader). Veryyyyyyyy easy glider to work. That bait is definitely getting some water time this year. Now that's really a honest testament from someone who usually fishes exclusively with their own company lures.
Shane you have created a real winner!
Have fun!
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Location: The Sportsman, home, or out on the water | I second, or third, or whatever the Timberwolf! Other gliders mentioned were worth the mention, but there is something special about the T-Wolf. Dances like your favorite stripper, but does not cost you as much!!!!!!!!!! |
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Location: Omaha NE | I have a timberwolf myself now but have got the chance to try it out yet, but I tried my bro's out and it was the easiest glider I had ever used. |
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Location: Wishin I Was Fishin' | Should have an option to add |
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Location: Omaha, Nebraska | just mention it down here in the posts if you have a different one. There is no way anyone could mention all the drop belly gliders out there. |
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Location: Eau Claire, WI | Don't forget Slammer Drop-Bellies... Not a lot of new hype on these, but they are darn nice baits that catch fish. Bill does a great job. |
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Location: Pelican Lake/Three Lakes Chain | I couldn't vote, I don't throw a ton of glide baits. I've only thrown one of those listed, the Hughes. In my opinion it doesn't come close to the action of the X-Glide made by H2O.
Edited by nwild 4/26/2006 6:58 AM
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Location: Kenosha, Wi. | I love using the Smity Mercer Creek, it's put some nice fish in the boat for us........ |
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Location: Lafayette, IN | HOOSIER HANDMADE !!! ...without a doubt!  |
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Location: Racine, Wi | Slammer DBellys are awesome short line trolling gliders.  |
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Location: Athens, Ohio | vote #2 for the Beer Belly, also the Magic Maker. m |
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Location: Omaha, Nebraska | I have one thing to say. Trueglide!!!!!!!!! |
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Location: Omaha, Nebraska | I have one thing to say. Trueglide!!!!!!!!!
Edited by DEMolishedyou2 4/26/2006 8:09 AM
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Location: Presque Isle Wisconsin | The orignally made Hughes River Shaker(of the list you put up) is an absolute killer.The PROBLEM is that most people retreive it wrongly in warm water situations.Whether you like the manufacture or not it still has not been matched in fish catching ability(IMHO )
The only recent bait that I have tested and have that much faith in is not a true glider by any means ,but a hybrid crank/jerk/glide is the CRANKY NITRO by H20.Some serious thought went into this bait and the action is righttous to say the least |
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Location: Neenah, WI | absolutely the nitro rocks
saint1 |
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Location: Greenfield, WI | It is hard to believe that the list wouldn't contain Slammer's Drop Belly Gliders, especially in the custom colors that are available only at the winter sport shows. |
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| Hughes river from 2000 - 2001 the old shkaers!
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