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| Mine would be a Sloppy Senior, I am also slightly bias because I build them... |
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Location: Detroit River | Regular size Bondy Bait. |
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| Those look great to! This site is great for figuring out what is actually out there in the musky world. |
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Location: Central Minnesota | Medussa. I love them and they flat out catch big ole' fish. |
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Location: S.W. WI | Shallow Mag Dawg, -Walleye |
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Location: IL | RO Tubes! |
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Location: Maplewood, MN | RO all the way. Versatility at its finest! |
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| RO for me as Well. But Think ill give some bulldawg a beating this season  |
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| For all you bulldog fans when a tail gets bit off how do you like to fix it? |
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| Veithr3293 - 3/4/2013 3:42 PM
For all you bulldog fans when a tail gets bit off how do you like to fix it?
"Weld" them back together. I will heat up both ends, shove them back together. Then I will take chunks of older torn up dawgs I save and melt those and use that to weld the bait back together. They won't always look the prettiest but if you get good at it they aren't bad, and they should be as strong or stronger than before. |
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Location: sneaking out to get on the water ;-) | bulldawgs and ditto what jarule said. I have made my own sickles to melt back on for ones I lost |
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| For all you RO guys. Do you prefer the twisted tube or the classic? |
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| I'm kinda partial to the Uboats. |
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| Do you have a pic of a uboat never heard of it |
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Location: Oregon, WI | Rubber dubber you're the one, you make fishing so much fun. |
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| looks like u used larry dahlbergs lure kit for that one. looks really blocky |
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Location: Land of the Musky | Carter - 3/4/2013 7:38 PM
looks like u used larry dahlbergs lure kit for that one. looks really blocky
I bet that sucker pushes a lot of water! That will be interesting to see how that baits does this year. Cool looking too. Retro, like it came out of the 1930's 
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| No Dalberg here, have a mold and she pushes a ton of water! |
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Location: Lake "y" cause lake"x" got over fished | Shadzilla, love em! |
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Location: Maplewood, MN | Gobble! - 3/4/2013 6:34 PM
For all you RO guys. Do you prefer the twisted tube or the classic?
Just bought the twisted tubes in then off season so haven't tried em yet, they look deadly. |
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Location: St.John, Indiana | Bulldawgs all the way , Either shallow mag or pounder in Ball licker
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| The Medussa. |
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Location: Franklin, WI | I know a guy who fishes with a whole bucket full of rubber-dubbers! |
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Location: Sussex, NJ | Shadzillas, U boats, and RO tubes. The u boat moves a lot of water!! Oh and they catch fish too |
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