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MuskyMATT7 |
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Posts: 553 Location: 15 miles east of Lake Kinkaid | I am going to put some more time into dive and rise baits this fall and was wondering what is everyone's favorite? Suick 9" Thriller? Wades Wobbler? Hawg teaser? Burt? Sledge? Something custom? I have caught a few fish on Suicks, Burts, and Sledges but they rarely leave my box anymore. | ||
FishingFool |
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Location: Eau Claire,WI | Break out the old ones from your tackle box! How about adding Bobbies and Big Daddy's,Hawg Seekers Teases and The Martin are all worth trying. Have you tried weighting the jerk baits or the 10" version of the Suick? Have fun,lots of options, | ||
Grass |
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Posts: 618 Location: Seymour, WI | 9" Suick for me. | ||
dtaijo174 |
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Posts: 1169 Location: New Hope MN | weighted suicks!!! 2nd place to wades wobbler | ||
MRichardson |
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I’m a little biased but I love the MDR Chopper for dive-n-rise. Before I had those my favorites were Suicks and Bobbie Baits | |||
muskyhunter47 |
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Posts: 1638 Location: Minnesota | weighted Suick cant go wrong just put one in the boat last weekend on a weighted suick | ||
MuskyNate27 |
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Posts: 293 | The Martin, and 10"suicks | ||
northern |
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Posts: 75 | The weighted sledge works for me as are the weighted suicks. Sandcats are nice too. | ||
Guest |
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TrueGlide 12" Rumor.. Older Super Muskies.. Suicks | |||
jlammusky |
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Posts: 360 Location: montreal, canada | 10'' weighted suick all the way !! | ||
jasonvkop |
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Posts: 611 Location: Michigan | MDR Chopper, 9" Suick, Burt | ||
Ronix |
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Posts: 980 | weighted sledges, 9" prowlers | ||
TC MUSKIE |
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Location: Minneapolis | the ones you have now are good ones... | ||
FishingMarshall |
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Posts: 219 Location: Ohio | 7" and 9" suicks and weighted sledge are all I used for dive/rise jerkbaits. | ||
Muskyfisher |
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Posts: 209 Location: Big Falls MN | 12" weighted suicks and the 10 inch weighted big daddy and the big big fork sand cat are my three go to dive and rise baits | ||
Muskyfisher |
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Posts: 209 Location: Big Falls MN | 12" weighted suicks and the 10 inch weighted big daddy and the big big fork sand cat are my three go to dive and rise baits | ||
cocathntr |
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Posts: 86 Location: colorado | I enjoy using dive and rise baits more then any other lure. You can really put a lot of life in them with a rod you can pull down without hitting the water. My favs are bobbies, wade's wobblers,and MDR choppers. Of course I bet the suicks have boated more fish then all the others combined. | ||
FAT-SKI |
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Posts: 1360 Location: Lake "y" cause lake"x" got over fished | I will have to say Suicks as well. Weighted preferably. But I like both depending on the structure your fishing. was out fishing with TC MUSKIE, he was using a Wades Wobbler, I liked the action a lot. | ||
Mak51 |
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Location: MN | I just started using a new dive-n-rise called the Danny Bait; absolutely awesome! | ||
Uptown |
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I am a dive and rise junkie. That is why I have built so many different versions in my line up. The Trueglide "Tremor" is an absolutely different type of dive and rise. It has a slow rise and an erractic dive pattern. That bait seems to produce when nothing else will The "Rumor" was designed to fish the deep coontail breaks in my area.it will run deeper than any other dive and rise bait that I know of and it has a slight wiggle on the pull. It also figure eights beautifully almost like a crank I have even made a couple od d&R soft plastics just for fun and a dive and rise 5 segment swimbait that has a few fish to it's credit. I also like Wades wobblers , the classic suicks and big daddy's. They all work. Joe Trueglide | |||
Pal |
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Posts: 665 Location: Twin Cities, MN | I like the old Hi-Fin Foolers - pre polywood I also have a couple of Danny Baits I picked up a few years back that are very nice also. | ||
muskiehunter2 |
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Posts: 292 | big daddys | ||
muddymusky |
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Posts: 568 | 6" Jerk by Leo lures with rubber tail, bobbies, and suicks in that order | ||
Mnmuskyman |
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Posts: 46 | Suicks, big daddys, and love intimidators in the fall | ||
Musky Brian |
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Posts: 1767 Location: Lake Country, Wisconsin | Mak51 - 10/4/2012 9:02 PM I just started using a new dive-n-rise called the Danny Bait; absolutely awesome! I was also introduced to the Danny this year....assume you were fishing LOTW Mak? interesting bait....get's tangled up a little much at times and the back tickler is not terribly durable but myself and some buddies did take some very nice fish on it.... | ||
JLR |
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Posts: 335 Location: Pulaski, WI | Looks like Suick is coming out with a 9" plastic version. | ||
psv |
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Posts: 469 Location: MN | How about Ducktail Warriors ? | ||
Cowboyhannah |
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Posts: 1451 Location: Kronenwetter, WI | Pal - 10/5/2012 12:12 PM I like the old Hi-Fin Foolers - pre polywood I also have a couple of Danny Baits I picked up a few years back that are very nice also. Pal---YESS!!! The old Hi-Finns RULE. When I wear one out, I go on ebay, find another one, then have it painted....Orange tiger pattern. That bait is ALWAYS in my top 5. | ||
CASTING55 |
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Posts: 968 Location: N.FIB | hawg teaser works pretty good on kinkaid matt,the others will too | ||
stdevos |
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Posts: 416 Location: Madtown, WI | Anybody else ever use a Pro Musky Jerk made my John Meyer (sp?). Almost identical yet better than a Wades Wobbler imo but lacked in durability. Ducktail Warrior is alright but a little too pricey for me to bang on rocks. | ||
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