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Location: Oconto Falls, WI | What does everybody prefer for hair on their bucktails? Do you like a big bulky bucktail, or a thinned out one?
I like mine thinned out. For some reason I just have better luck with them, and they are easier to "burn".
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| My favorite bucktail is Jody Mills's Georgian Bayt, it has a ton of hair on it and this thing is awsome. By far the best quality bucktail I have seen. You pay for it, but the proof is in the pudding, every year he has boated HUGE fish on that bucktail ( I am talkin 45-55 lbs). Be warned they are not cheap $40 CAN. so $28-32 US. He numbers every one and has a list who owns each, so he can keep track of all the big fish caught on them.
Musk. |
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Posts: 3869
| Thinner rather than thicker. Buchertail 700s seem just right for me. |
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Posts: 3869
| Musktothehuhhuh - how do we contact this master bucktail maker? Also, does your little hand jive deal, i.e., the animation in your profile, mean what I think it means?! |
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Location: Stevens Point, WI | HuhHuh,
Nice Avatar animation!! The last few seasons I have had more luck on bucktails and spinnerbaits with feathers and rubber. |
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Posts: 346
| Thats not the six pack.
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| How about no hair, that's right. ONLY A BOOTAIL will do!!!
Tom |
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Posts: 1430
Location: Eastern Ontario | I like a lot of hair so that I can catch a dozen fish and have a thin bucktail left. |
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Posts: 276
Location: in front of my comp | I like mine a little trim |
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Posts: 78
Location: Montgomery,Illinois | i agree with alot of hair it pulsates more and ive had some monster fish on them including a 50+in this past sat. on a figure 8 i think the hair triggers them. |
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