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Message Subject: Small Gliders
Muskerboy
Posted 3/25/2009 7:58 PM (#368323)
Subject: Small Gliders





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I'm looking for a smaller glider. I have a couple of hellhounds and I love the action but I'm want something smaller to toss. I was looking at Smuttly Dogs. Whats your opinions?
Thanks
Targa01
Posted 3/25/2009 8:03 PM (#368325 - in reply to #368323)
Subject: Re: Small Gliders





Posts: 742


Location: Grand Rapids MN		First thing that comes to mind is a 6" Phantom. Easy to work and versital.
muskie24/7
Posted 3/25/2009 8:56 PM (#368343 - in reply to #368325)
Subject: Re: Small Gliders





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Those little 5" cobbs are nice!

Brian
h2os2t
Posted 3/25/2009 9:25 PM (#368350 - in reply to #368343)
Subject: Re: Small Gliders




Posts: 941


Location: Freedom, WI		My small Nitros would fit also. The small Phantoms and Smuttlys are good, I have never tried the Cobbs.
Performance_Tuned
Posted 3/25/2009 9:28 PM (#368351 - in reply to #368350)
Subject: Re: Small Gliders




Posts: 102


Location: Bowling Green, KY		I like the small slidin' shads real well.
Schuler
Posted 3/25/2009 9:43 PM (#368356 - in reply to #368323)
Subject: Re: Small Gliders





Posts: 1462


Location: Davenport, IA		4.5" P-Ron-Ah...nothing better
Guest
Posted 3/25/2009 9:55 PM (#368359 - in reply to #368323)
Subject: RE: Small Gliders


try the slammer drop belly glider, it is the cats meow
CLARK1
Posted 3/25/2009 10:22 PM (#368364 - in reply to #368323)
Subject: Re: Small Gliders




Posts: 57


Don't over look the Baby Wabuls from Mojo.
Jim Stroede
Posted 3/25/2009 10:26 PM (#368365 - in reply to #368323)
Subject: Re: Small Gliders




Posts: 92


small Cobb's, Smutly Dogs, and Bitten Warlocks all nice baits.
Slime King
Posted 3/26/2009 11:37 AM (#368426 - in reply to #368323)
Subject: Re: Small Gliders





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Location: midwest		Slammer drop belly, the new plastic body ones have been weighted well. Good hangtime and nice belly roll, Mr.Schwartz did well with the re-design on them.
Musky Madman
Posted 3/26/2009 11:48 AM (#368430 - in reply to #368323)
Subject: Re: Small Gliders


Manta
WI Skis
Posted 3/26/2009 12:09 PM (#368437 - in reply to #368323)
Subject: Re: Small Gliders





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Location: Oshkosh		I picked up one of Shane West's gliders over the winter and I cant wait to get it in the water. Check out these and the rest of the baits in the Basement Baits section. http://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/board/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=24...

Peter
Muskerboy
Posted 3/26/2009 12:12 PM (#368438 - in reply to #368437)
Subject: Re: Small Gliders





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I was looking for some timber wolf gliders but I couldn't find any place that has them.
WI Skis
Posted 3/26/2009 12:25 PM (#368442 - in reply to #368323)
Subject: Re: Small Gliders





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Location: Oshkosh		Shane doesnt make a lot of baits and as far as I know the only place to get them is from him. Just shoot him a pm.

Peter
Gander Mt Guide
Posted 3/26/2009 12:29 PM (#368445 - in reply to #368323)
Subject: RE: Small Gliders





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Location: Waukesha & Land O Lakes, WI		Muskie Treats. Get'm, get fish.


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mseybert
Posted 3/26/2009 6:35 PM (#368501 - in reply to #368323)
Subject: Re: Small Gliders





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Location: Indiana		6" or 7" turmoil from bikini bait company. Best gliders out there!
kevinj
Posted 3/26/2009 9:04 PM (#368549 - in reply to #368501)
Subject: Re: Small Gliders




Posts: 474


I would second the Timberwolf also try the Tuff Shad 6 " glider
KJ
RiverMan
Posted 3/27/2009 12:11 AM (#368577 - in reply to #368323)
Subject: Re: Small Gliders




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Location: Oregon		Here is a 6" Turmoil that has caught its share of fish over the last several years.

Jed V.


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Mjr
Posted 3/27/2009 7:15 AM (#368587 - in reply to #368323)
Subject: Re: Small Gliders


TUFF SHADS 5" and 6" All The Way.... Mjr.
Labs
Posted 3/27/2009 8:30 AM (#368594 - in reply to #368323)
Subject: Re: Small Gliders





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Location: New London, Wisconsin		I really like the Nitro's from H2O...three different models to choose from...floating, standard and "psycho". Very high quality baits that are worth taking a look at.
Good luck,
Labs
Sam Ubl
Posted 3/27/2009 9:44 AM (#368608 - in reply to #368323)
Subject: MMT Slidin` Shad





Location: SE Wisconsin		Musky Magic Tackles Slidin` Shads, hands down! I exploit Doug's lures because their as good as I say, nothing more. Doug did a batch of custom Slidin` Shads with all of my groomsmen's names and my wedding date hand painted on the belly for my wedding party gift. . . That's how cool these things are. They have a slow sink rate so after the twitch, give them some hang time. They also sink horizontally, rather than nose down and have a belly role unmatched by any other glide bait IMO.

He's got them in a variety of house colors on his website, but every season he creates a handful of customs. This year he had a large batch of a custom color I created for him called the "Tannic Walleye" pictured below (center). Great all season bait!


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CASTING55
Posted 3/28/2009 6:54 AM (#368790 - in reply to #368577)
Subject: Re: Small Gliders




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Location: N.FIB
Here is a 6" Turmoil that has caught its share of fish over the last several years.

start making the wood ones again jed
brewcrew
Posted 3/28/2009 10:45 AM (#368827 - in reply to #368323)
Subject: Re: Small Gliders





Posts: 283


I love the baby wabulls in my opinion they are the most erratic bait I've thrown and they are really great for coldfront conditions.
muskihntr
Posted 3/28/2009 4:50 PM (#368907 - in reply to #368323)
Subject: Re: Small Gliders




Posts: 2037


Location: lansing, il		another vote for baby wabulls, i also like the smaller bikini baits gliders and the small 5" cobbs are also awesome baits.
RiverMan
Posted 3/28/2009 9:28 PM (#368955 - in reply to #368790)
Subject: Re: Small Gliders




Posts: 1504


Location: Oregon
start making the wood ones again jed


I have 250 of the original wood turmoil from hard maple in the works right now.

Jed

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muskie24/7
Posted 3/29/2009 8:11 PM (#369108 - in reply to #368955)
Subject: Re: Small Gliders





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Take a look at the small "Newman Lures" made here in Pa.! I think he has a website! They gotta nice glide and roll action to them!

Brian
gopackgo
Posted 3/30/2009 9:44 AM (#369197 - in reply to #368323)
Subject: Re: Small Gliders





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BEN-E-BAIT, though they are tough to find. They are small with an internal rattle, beautiful paint job, just a sweet running bait.
Pikiespawn
Posted 3/30/2009 9:59 AM (#369199 - in reply to #369197)
Subject: Re: Small Gliders




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Location: Apollo, PA		smuttley dogs / makes a 4" and 5" lure called a "pup". made from cedar, wired through, perfectly neutral buoyant......... and not an arm and leg. contact Mr Mark Smith
Roger from Sweden
Posted 3/30/2009 12:20 PM (#369223 - in reply to #368323)
Subject: RE: Small Gliders





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The best small glider, imho, must be Stalker. It is the most vesatile glider I´ve ever worked. It allow you to do allmost anything you want, side-to-side, up-and-down, irregular. Totaly brutal! In Sweden we allso gor the Buster jerk, but to be honest, it is nothing compared to Stalker.


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Pikiespawn
Posted 3/31/2009 1:47 PM (#369441 - in reply to #369223)
Subject: RE: Small Gliders




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Location: Apollo, PA		Another great little glider is the smuttley pup. They come in 4"or 5" models and are made of cedar and sink very slowly. You can work them fast or slow. Contact Mr Mark Smith. They are a fine W VA lure. Go Eers!!
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