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MartinTD |
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Posts: 1141 Location: NorthCentral WI | |||
| esoxfly |
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Posts: 1663 Location: Kodiak, AK | |||
| MuskieE |
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Posts: 2068 Location: Appleton,WI | Rubberhairy Tackle will have a larger version of the tullibee 16" 10 oz.(pictured next to the original 12" 4 oz size)The first fish I caught this summer on the "Mag Twisted Tullibee" was a 52" and had a great labor day weekend with 6 fish all on the original prototype. Attachments ----------------  zhunterad2.jpg (94KB - 553 downloads) mf.jpg (95KB - 189 downloads) | ||
| Tackle Industries |
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Posts: 4053 Location: Land of the Musky | -14" Tubby Tubes -9" Nokken jointed crankbait -10" Shad Diver hybrid crankbait with soft tail -10" Tubby Jr tube lure -Switch Blade spinnerbait. 500+ skirt color combinations in one spinnerbait! Under $20 -6 new telescopic rods and 3 new single piece 9' rods I know I am missing something but the above is about 150 new SKUs added to Tackle Industries for 2011. I will be at the MI Musky show and my lures and rods will be at most of the major musky shows in the Top Predator booth and my rods will be in a few guide booths for sale. Otherwise Musky Tackle Online http://www.muskytackleonline.com will have almost everything I make if you can not travel. Of course you can also buy direct on my websites but MTO beats my MSRP so buy from Aaron  James http://www.tackleindustries.com | ||
| Alessio B. |
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| SpencerBerman |
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| Alessio B. |
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| MartinTD |
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Posts: 1141 Location: NorthCentral WI | |||
| Ryan_Cotter |
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| Mullhead |
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Posts: 286 Location: VA | |||
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| wers4455 |
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Posts: 415 Location: madison wisconsin | |||
| FYGR8 |
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| Ryan_Cotter |
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| Team Rhino |
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| Team Rhino |
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Hey I found it...just needed to scroll down further on page 1. Guess I just click on Hard Heads by habit  http://www.youtube.com/user/h2otackle?feature=mhum | |||
| bowhunter29 |
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Posts: 909 Location: South-Central VA | Kyle at Big Wood Musky Lures is going to have some of my snake skin crankbaits, Viper Minnows, at the shows. The blanks are cedar that are sealed, I used .092" 1.5" stainless eyes screws that are epoxied in, 3X stainless split rings, and VMC 9626 4X strong 5/0 hooks. The lures are finished in 6 coats of epoxy and the diving lips are held in with two .062" stainless pins. Each lure comes with a piece of the actual skin that was used on the lure. Too many guys don't believe me that the lures aren't painted. They look 'pretty' but they're built for hard fishing. The lures Big Wood Musky Lures will have are the sea snake, python, and cobra. I'm working on getting some rattlesnake skin so hopefully Kyle will have them before the show. You can check out more pictures of them on this link to the basement builder's forum: http://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/board/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=58... jeremy Attachments ---------------- Python7.JPG (81KB - 201 downloads) Cobra7.JPG (80KB - 193 downloads) P9130004.JPG (78KB - 198 downloads) | ||
| Tackle Industries |
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Posts: 4053 Location: Land of the Musky | |||
| wers4455 |
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Posts: 415 Location: madison wisconsin | |||
| Jsondag |
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Posts: 692 Location: Pelican Rapids, MN | The Double Dawg is the real deal! I love my dawgs, but on some lakes the fish have started to look twice.. Ol' Brad Ruh sent me a walleye double and first day raised 11 missed on on the 8 and stuck a nice heavy 50+ - Caught a couple more 43-45's then in mid november, caught my fall pig on it! It will never leave the boat except for repairs. Still has the great wobbled dive and rise like a mag dawg but when it juts out on the side the inside tail seems to pause, then start up again on the drop. It is sick for sure - Get some at the shows.... Unless I grab 'em all - (insert demonic laugh here) Attachments ---------------- DSC_0023_4.JPG (32KB - 189 downloads) horiz_5625x27.jpg (66KB - 303 downloads) | ||
| Jsondag |
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Posts: 692 Location: Pelican Rapids, MN | |||
| sworrall |
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Posts: 32892 Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | |||
| Kingfisher |
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| W e will have the new Cedar Creek(Formerly Talonz) Fat Shads at the Pastikas booth. These are 5 inch wire through deep divers 3/4 inch thick. Nice tight shad shimmy. Also new 8 inch Claws in Cedar models there. We are bringing 24 of the little Rippin Minnows as well. These are real cool 4.5 inch deep runners for those early season southern lakes. The coolest new baits we will have are the Shallow suspending 4 inch Rippin Shad . Ill have only 24 of those as well. Here are a couple of pics of the little Suspending Shad in a Bluegill pattern and an 8 inch Claw in Asian Carp. Mike Attachments ---------------- shallowshad.JPG (20KB - 201 downloads) mag claw asian carp.JPG (12KB - 184 downloads) mag rshads.JPG (22KB - 195 downloads) | |||
| MikeHulbert |
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Posts: 2427 Location: Ft. Wayne Indiana | I agree with Jerry. I was also lucky enough to get the double dawgs as well this fall and instantly loved them. Not as "Up and Down" as a regular Mag Dawg when you rip them, softer action, slower action. The double tails really slows the bait down. 1st day out moved a ton of fish and lost one...day two tore them up...caught alot of nice fish on them this fall. Gonna be another must have bait in the ol' tackle box. Attachments ---------------- double dawg.JPG (69KB - 214 downloads) double dawg2.JPG (42KB - 226 downloads) dd.jpg (65KB - 205 downloads) | ||
| MikeHulbert |
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Posts: 2427 Location: Ft. Wayne Indiana | |||
| Alessio B. |
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| SpencerBerman |
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| Hey everybody I just wanted to share with you one of the coolest new lures I have seen hit the market in years. The new double tail Dawgs from Musky Innovations. It is no secret that I am a Bull Dawg nut, however the new double tailed dawgs truly give you a whole new aspect to your soft plastic lineup. Since the first prototypes hit my boat in September they have been consistently producing big fish. One of the most exciting things I have seen about this bait is just how many fish we have caught in areas where numerous other soft plastics, including regular dawgs, have already been casted. Here is a monstrous mid 50 I caught on a double tailed pounder in November. Attachments ---------------- Double DawgGold Tail (1).jpg (58KB - 225 downloads) double dawg walleye (1).jpg (65KB - 215 downloads) DSC_0167 (2).jpg (38KB - 192 downloads) | |||
| esoxfly |
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Posts: 1663 Location: Kodiak, AK | |||
| MRichardson |
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| Hi, I know we won’t be in time for the Chicago show, but possibly some for the later shows and definitely available before spring. We’ll have a new dive-n-rise jerkbait called the “MDR Chopper” available. It’s 9.25” long x 1.3” wide and just over 2oz. It uses the same solid plastic construction method as other lures I’ve been involved with. It has a dive and rise action with some wiggle. The two line ties effect the steepness of the chop and wiggle. Attachments ---------------- Coming Soon.jpg (38KB - 198 downloads) Picture 332.jpg (38KB - 204 downloads) | |||
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