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Message Subject: Favorite globe
Guest
Posted 11/11/2009 9:18 PM (#408513)
Subject: Favorite globe


I'm already starting my wish list for the shows and in the hunt for a new globe. Never really threw my Lelure I bought some years back but after seeing my buddy catch fire with it this summer I decided to give it to him. So I'm fresh on intent to heave an old standby just curious to some of your favorites. Hopefully durable and work through the swells.
WI Skis
Posted 11/11/2009 9:21 PM (#408515 - in reply to #408513)
Subject: Re: Favorite globe





Posts: 547


Location: Oshkosh
B.S. Willys

Peter
Deeply Hooked
Posted 11/11/2009 9:27 PM (#408517 - in reply to #408513)
Subject: Re: Favorite globe





Posts: 303


B.S. Willy
pig pen
Posted 11/12/2009 8:49 AM (#408545 - in reply to #408513)
Subject: RE: Favorite globe




Location: Elk River MN
If you want that classic Le Lure sound the Musky Buster Tsunami is really the olny option.
jdsplasher
Posted 11/12/2009 5:57 PM (#408607 - in reply to #408545)
Subject: RE: Favorite globe





Posts: 2258


Location: SE, WI.
The old le-lure globes are the loudest I've heard. I got plenty if you want to buy.
Still in package to collect or fish.
I've had globe makers give me their specials but never were as loud as the old le-lure. I strap on a le-lure and its blow-up time.

Edited by jdsplasher 11/13/2009 6:08 PM
yepper
Posted 11/13/2009 5:59 PM (#408720 - in reply to #408513)
Subject: RE: Favorite globe


The Best,I mean THE BEST globe is a Markowicz.Good luck finding them...They SOUND like a globe should...
jdsplasher
Posted 11/13/2009 6:04 PM (#408721 - in reply to #408607)
Subject: RE: Favorite globe





Posts: 2258


Location: SE, WI.
I'd like to hear the Markowicz...
sworrall
Posted 11/13/2009 8:27 PM (#408732 - in reply to #408513)
Subject: Re: Favorite globe





Posts: 32880


Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin
BS Willy.
Performance_Tuned
Posted 11/13/2009 9:51 PM (#408744 - in reply to #408732)
Subject: Re: Favorite globe




Posts: 102


Location: Bowling Green, KY
As far as making alot of rattley, metallic racket it would be hard for me to imagine something louder than a Sennett Rough Runner. Can't say as to fish catching ability as out local musky population hates topwaters.
mrmatt
Posted 11/14/2009 6:54 AM (#408762 - in reply to #408513)
Subject: Re: Favorite globe




Posts: 189


Location: West Bend, WI
I must also vote the bs willy globe. It is a great topwater. If you ever have an issue Brad is right there to help. He is first class.
Reef Hawg
Posted 11/14/2009 3:27 PM (#408788 - in reply to #408513)
Subject: RE: Favorite globe




Posts: 3518


Location: north central wisconsin
Rylure globes have really produced for me, consistantly. I have my favorites within my lot, particularily a couple from the mid 90's.

Edited by Reef Hawg 11/14/2009 3:30 PM
Pal
Posted 11/28/2009 6:37 AM (#410050 - in reply to #408788)
Subject: RE: Favorite globe




Posts: 666


Location: Twin Cities, MN
Marketti
Joel Wick
Old Lelure
PIKEMASTER
Posted 11/28/2009 8:07 AM (#410055 - in reply to #408513)
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Tackle Industries
Posted 11/28/2009 8:18 AM (#410056 - in reply to #410055)
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Posts: 4053


Location: Land of the Musky
Since I can't say "my own" I have to go with Rylure topwaters. Ryan makes each one by hand (including the props!) and each one is a work of art. I have 4 right now and one is so nice I doubt it will ever see the water. Very nice lures with the old school "pops" and "clatter".
Guest
Posted 11/28/2009 11:55 AM (#410069 - in reply to #410056)
Subject: Re: Favorite globe


So how do you go about getting a rylure globe?
KSauers
Posted 11/28/2009 7:24 PM (#410097 - in reply to #408721)
Subject: RE: Favorite globe




Posts: 743


Another vote for Markowicz.

Edited by KSauers 11/28/2009 7:26 PM
Jason B
Posted 11/28/2009 8:48 PM (#410100 - in reply to #410069)
Subject: Re: Favorite globe




Location: Nekoosa, WI and South Padre Island, TX
Guest - 11/28/2009 11:55 AM

So how do you go about getting a rylure globe?



You can contact Ryan at (715) 213-2056
I too am a big fan of Ryan's globes. Mine have produced some really nice fish and I lost a 40 lb. class fish on one 2 years ago. GREAT BAITS!!!

Edited by Jason B 11/28/2009 8:52 PM
Kazmuskie
Posted 11/28/2009 10:08 PM (#410105 - in reply to #408513)
Subject: Re: Favorite globe




Posts: 194


I like the American Hardwood Lures Ti-Foon. This lure is a counter rotating double bladed, two headed globe. It's big, loud and metallic. It'll run fine in waves, and it's built like a tank with true through wire, 200# stainless hook hangers and everything else a guy needs to keep that giant pinned. Phil makes smaller globes as well, but this one is my favorite.
John at Ross's
Posted 11/29/2009 6:20 AM (#410128 - in reply to #408513)
Subject: Re: Favorite globe





Posts: 285


Location: Price County WI
Musky Madness "Globester" out of Chippewa Falls WI
CiscoKid
Posted 12/1/2009 3:07 PM (#410440 - in reply to #408513)
Subject: RE: Favorite globe





Posts: 1906


Location: Oconto Falls, WI
RYLURE!
saint1
Posted 12/1/2009 3:32 PM (#410443 - in reply to #408513)
Subject: Re: Favorite globe




Posts: 332


Location: Neenah, WI
B.S. WILLy BABY They are awesome

saint1
darkwing1
Posted 12/3/2009 8:06 AM (#410648 - in reply to #408513)
Subject: Re: Favorite globe




Posts: 139


I am a big fan of both the BS Willy and Rylures. Also like the headbanger.
jdsplasher
Posted 12/3/2009 8:34 AM (#410650 - in reply to #410648)
Subject: Re: Favorite globe





Posts: 2258


Location: SE, WI.
Chris; Thanks for the Kudos on the headbanger. Just finished a batch, and funny, just got back from water testing a new batch minutes ago. Like to see fish caught on the headbanger...any pic's???
Reef Hawg
Posted 12/3/2009 10:13 PM (#410799 - in reply to #408513)
Subject: RE: Favorite globe




Posts: 3518


Location: north central wisconsin
guest, shoot me an email. I have a couple rylure globes for sale and can take orders for Ryan himself. [email protected]

JasonB, i haven't seen you around for a year or so. Good to see you hear. Where you been, under a rock man? Didn't see ya on the river at all this year, or maybe you got a different boat as I was always looking for that champion.
muskycrazy
Posted 1/3/2010 11:27 PM (#415420 - in reply to #408513)
Subject: Re: Favorite globe





Posts: 186


Location: Kaukauna, Wisconsin
How would I get a markowicz globe, does he have an email address?
ChinWhiskers
Posted 1/4/2010 1:01 AM (#415424 - in reply to #415420)
Subject: Re: Favorite globe




Posts: 518


Location: Cave Run Lake KY.
Check out the Nimmer Swimmer I have up for sale right now on eBay. the head is set on a square tube and the blade makes a great sound. The nimmer makes the best baits look him up at the Milwaukee expo. Marv.
ChinWhiskers
Posted 1/4/2010 1:04 AM (#415425 - in reply to #415420)
Subject: Re: Favorite globe




Posts: 518


Location: Cave Run Lake KY.
Check out the Nimmer Swimmer I have up for sale right now on eBay. the head is set on a square tube and the blade makes a great sound. The nimmer makes the best baits look him up at the Milwaukee expo. Marv.
ChinWhiskers
Posted 1/4/2010 1:06 AM (#415426 - in reply to #415420)
Subject: Re: Favorite globe




Posts: 518


Location: Cave Run Lake KY.
Check out the Nimmer Swimmer I have up for sale right now on eBay. the head is set on a square tube and the blade makes a great sound. The nimmer makes the best baits look him up at the Milwaukee expo. Marv.
fish4life
Posted 1/4/2010 6:08 PM (#415538 - in reply to #408513)
Subject: Re: Favorite globe




Posts: 238


Bill Kaiser!
Jason B
Posted 1/6/2010 2:46 PM (#415847 - in reply to #410799)
Subject: RE: Favorite globe




Location: Nekoosa, WI and South Padre Island, TX
Hey Jason! How ya been? I did'nt get out much this year at all and not once on our ''honey holes! I have been having MAJOR back problems and that interferes with my fishing which is a bummer man! I'll be out more this upcoming season to give you a run for your money on them ''river skis''! I sold my Champion and i am looking at some others to take her place. I loved that boat but it continues to float some musky nuts around. They love it too. It was just time for an ''upgrade'' and I needed some extra cash for the docs! Been looking at maybe a Tuffy 2060 or something similar. It was good to hear from ya man and lets get out this year. I got a couple big'uns found on a sleeper lake up'nort! Later J and shoot me an e-mail soon. Take care and I hope to hear from ya soon! Jason B.
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