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| Subject says it all !!! Excluding suicks and bobbies what are some of you're favorite's?? |
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Location: Waukee, IA | Wades Wobblers! |
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| Big daddy |
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| Raptors. |
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Location: Sussex, NJ | Slow tease mag |
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| So far its Leo for me also |
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Location: Middletown, Ohio | Seekers
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| Sledge!
If I wasn't shown how well a dive and rise could produce I probably would've never given one a chance.... I am new to Muskies but it just didn't look like my style but it has worked very well for me. I use the 9" weighted version, I have a few 6" I got that I am going to use for tigers this spring. |
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| cave run legend - 2/24/2013 11:26 PM
Raptors.
+1, I have a slight bais towards them because I make them. |
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| Sandcats are a nice option. |
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Location: Minnesota | i know you said there out but there still the best Suick all the way |
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| Trueglide tremor is an awesome one. BR |
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Location: Apollo, PA | minteer surprise |
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Location: Twin Cities, MN | Hi Fin Fooler - ( pre polywood ) |
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Location: Eau Claire,WI | Sleight aka the " shoe" bait and my fav is the Big Daddy! |
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| Tigerhunter - 2/25/2013 5:31 AM
Sledge!
If I wasn't shown how well a dive and rise could produce I probably would've never given one a chance.....
Dive and rise baits produce some serious action here in Ut for sure... almost more so than most other baits! |
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| I just checked out the lunge lumber prowler- those look pretty awesome! Same with the raptor i had never seen either of these baits |
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| Big daddy and intimidator |
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| 9" weighted Suick in the "Bronze Perch" color pattern ,,,, I replace the hooks with Mustad 3/0 short-shank round-bend treble hooks ----- jimjimjim |
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| I really love a nice 9" weighed Suick. If the Suick is out, I also really like a weighed Burt. They have such great hang time and a great shimmy. The squirrelly Burt is good around veggies too. |
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Location: MN | Ducktail Warrior http://ducktaillures.weebly.com/warrior-jerkbait.html
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Location: sneaking out to get on the water ;-) | seeker |
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Location: Sycamore, IL | Since I can't say suick...
Sledge
Sand cat
Burt
in that order. I will be throwing Sand Cat's a lot more this year! |
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Location: WI | Hawg Teaser. Hang some lead on it & watch it rise about a foot per minute. |
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| +2 Trueglide "Tremor" or Trueglide "Rumor". Good luck finding one though. |
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Location: Minnesota: where it's tough to be a sportsfan! | Just read through this not many mentioned the burt. This is a lure you can put in someones hand show them a retrieve and walk away. They will p _ _ _ something off with it for sure. I always have a burt or two on board.
My favorite though is a twitchbait worked like a dive & rise. Once dialed in on the bait you can make that thing do anything short of jumping jacks. |
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| I know I should learn to use a D&R, but I find myself leaning more towards what Jake is saying. |
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