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Location: Hugo, MN | I was thinking about this as I read the post about our favorite types of baits. I think my absolute favorite bait would have to be my old chartreuse bandit Suick. I caught my second musky ever, a fat 46", when I was 18. She crushed what was then my brand new Suick and left some giant teeth marks in its back, almost straightened out one of the split rings and bent the tail straight down. I think it actually runs better with every fish it catches. This fall it was responsible for two fish in the 45-46" range, and a couple smaller ones.
As many fish as I have caught on Bulldawgs and double tens, I just don't think any of them compare, in terms of pure mojo, to the old Suick.
I'll try and post a picture when I get my tackle boxes dug out.
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Location: Sawyer County, WI | Forced to choose "one", I'd probably opt for "one eyed Jack", a black, wood Pacemaker that has caught many muskies over the years including my personal best. It's not very pretty, as it only has one eye left and has serious tooth rash but still is a "go to" bait for me. |
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Location: Ohio | knooter - 5/17/2009 7:54 AM I was thinking about this as I read the post about our favorite types of baits. I think my absolute favorite bait would have to be my old chartreuse bandit Suick. I caught my second musky ever, a fat 46", when I was 18. She crushed what was then my brand new Suick and left some giant teeth marks in its back, almost straightened out one of the split rings and bent the tail straight down. I think it actually runs better with every fish it catches. This fall it was responsible for two fish in the 45-46" range, and a couple smaller ones. As many fish as I have caught on Bulldawgs and double tens, I just don't think any of them compare, in terms of pure mojo, to the old Suick. I'll try and post a picture when I get my tackle boxes dug out. How do you fish the Suick mostly? I haven't read enough on this site YET, to figure it out. Strictly a jerk Bait? |
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| Id have to say a Topraider in baby loon color.
Edited by 619musky 5/19/2009 3:18 PM
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Location: Bloomer, Wi | topraider, responsible for more muskys in my boat than any other lure. |
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| I love my stomper! |
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Location: Glenmoore PA | I love my $9 bass super believer. |
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Location: Stillwater | double cowgirl and depthraider |
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Location: martinsburg wv | hellhound |
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Location: The desert | The more this question is asked, the more I begin to hate all my baits. |
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Location: Ohio | Definitely bulldog or super d style baits. Last year was my first year musky fishing and half of my fish came on them, Including a 45" within my first two hours ever casting.
Edited by FishingMarshall 5/17/2009 8:21 PM
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Location: Alexandria, Minnesota | Glittertails because of its versatile. 3 in one lure. |
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Location: SE Wisconsin | How come no one said corn?
Just kidding, mine is probably the mainstay for many. . . I like dawgs. I'm also a sucker for blades too. |
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | A Dawg, tipped with Corn...
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Location: Houlton, WI | topraider, double cow girl- want to try some creepers too  |
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Location: Pelican Rapids, MN | The often imitated but never duplicated - Double Cowgirl is my favorite.
However every year, I have one Suick that's a crusher! It's usually a different / new one each year. - Here is the '08 go to Suick. 11 fish, 2 over 50".
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Location: Hartford, Iowa | Love Dawgs or Corn Dawgs, Wades Wide Glides and Wobblers, Curly Sues, Magic Makers, Ect. Ect. Ect..... |
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| 9 dollar bass woodie on st clair trolling |
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| thats hard to decide to pick which is my 1 favorite lure, its like asking me what is my favorite sex postion..
but if i had to pick 1 i would pick rad dog |
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Location: Michigan | Dawg/Super D and Double 10 bucktails. If I could only choose one lure to fish with it would be a dawg/super D as they are probably the most versatile bait out there. |
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Location: Fishing the weeds | Musky Innovation Bulldawg and Musky Mayhem Double Cowgirl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Location: Bemidji, MN | Too many to choose from, it will be the one when I catch my first muskie! |
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| SuperD swimbaits from Tackle Industries!! One of the best priced and durable rubber swimbaits I have ever used! 8 fish boated on one of my Red Tiger magnum SuperDs so far!
Tom
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| The New jackpot- the Havana Jack
Also, Cowgirls and Shallow Invaders. The shallow invader was new to my boat last year and I did GREAT on it!! |
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Location: Waukesha & Land O Lakes, WI | Suckers. |
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| swim jigs and tiger tubes - cause before the jimmy nobody seriously fished this stuff. And these 2 baits just plain work. I fish the tubes when things are slow and scream the jigs when the going is good. My fishing partners laughed at them for a few hours but they usually change their tune after they have grabbed the net a few times:)
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| Weagle.
it's fun. catches big fish, too.
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Location: ohio | I like em all ( to bad the fish don't) |
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