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| What would be the top 3 lures you would like to see demo'd poolside at the Chicago musky show? They could be new ones or old classics. |
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Location: Latitude 41.3016 Longitude 88.6160 | Medusa, Super D, Swamp Donkee |
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| To add to this, I am doing the Pool Side Seminar at the Chicago Show on Saturday during Musky Hunter Day.
I have a list of lures that I am going to throw and show how I use them, but are there any lures out there that you guys would like to see me throw, how I use them, etc...?
Thanks! I would rather throw stuff that people want to see how I use them, instead of me showing people lures and techniques that they don't care about.
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Location: Ft. Wayne, Indiana | The Kickin' Minnow!!! LOL |
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Location: Hugo, MN | Flying Lure. |
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Location: lansing, il | banjo minnow!!!! |
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Location: Grand Rapids, MI | muskihntr - 12/14/2008 9:43 PM
banjo minnow!!!
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Location: Land of the Musky | If I could only bribe you to throw some of my lures during the demo  I do have a very used 401k you might be able to cash in and take your wife to a movie with! |
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| spoonplug |
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Location: Mt. Zion, IL | It will be hard to demonstrate a spoonplug, a bait that was designed to locate fish by structure trolling, in a pool demo. They were designed to run at the same depth at any speed based on line diameter and the size of the lure. |
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Location: Illinois | Red October Twist Tube
Baby Wabul
A.H.L. Wuumper |
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| Tough crowd! For me, I've stuck to pretty much basic lures with straight retrieves. I have a weird issue with "if I can't feel it, how can it catch fish?" This is also probably why I don't seem to do to well the 1 - 3 times a year I get out. Beyond the basic bucktail, spinner bait, crank bait and top water, I don't have much technique. I will pull out a Manta or a Suick every now and again, but not my strong suit. A couple of lures that I am interested in seeing worked are the Bulldawg, Reef Hawg, Suick (tuning options, pulls, 8's) and other old school type gliders / jerks. This is probably stuff everyone else is tired of seeing, but I would find fascinating. |
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Location: Lebanon,Mo | Maybe the new Krisco,and somebody to show me how a freakin Suick is actually suppose to work in the water.
Edited by missourimuskyhunter 12/18/2008 8:55 AM
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Location: Oshkosh | Suzy spin and mamoth curly sue!
Peter |
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| I hope Joe at true glide demos the prototype all rubber bait he has,,,it has an action that no other all rubber bait has |
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| Flying Witch or Killer Eel |
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Location: Illinois | I think you should demonstrate some PFD's worn over full winter gear! I'm only half joking, I'd actually like to see whether it disturbs your casting, fig. 8, and it'd be a good public service announcement even though you'd probably not wear one yourself. I mean, everyone hears stories of tragedies like the missing guy on Mille Lacs.
anyway, ignore my goofy suggestion and show me how to work a Squirko |
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Location: Bloomer, Wi | I second flying witch, killer eels. |
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| Mike, I think it would be intersting to see how you'd work a fish that is totally hot on say a bucktail into and around the figure 8 and what you do if it continues to fallow and not eat or if she eats. Then do the same thing if you had a lazy fish say 6 feet back, what would you do different and what not. How bout pick a double ten for this demo and have Steve record it and post it. I think that would be VERY valuable to the M first communtiy.
Thanks!
Mr Musky |
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| Flying Witch
Killer eel
Large sized suzy sucker |
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Location: East Troy, WI | the biggest blades at the show... i'd love to see it in the water.
im guessing it would be the next step up from double 13s |
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| Hey Mike, I secong the Reef Hawg and Suick! |
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Location: Land of the Musky | The BIG Suick! 12" both weighted and non-weighted. |
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| Do The Suick! nowbody really knows what their supposed to do. Please tape these demos and post the video for us guys who live really far away from the show! Thank You...Brian |
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| The 12 inch suick would be a good choice. I am sure that everyone will like the looks of it, hey I know the fish certainly do. |
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| Tremor,Humpback |
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Location: N.FIB | if they could only put fake weeds in the pool you could use lures that you like to use in weedy conditions,or rip through. |
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| Top water for sure, crowd loves it. |
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| Hey Mike, Did you decide what your gonna throw? I hope you can tape it for us guys on the other side of the country. BTW...I'd love to see what a suick is really supposed to do!
Thanks and Merry Xmas...Brian  |
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