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Location: midwest | Slammer drop belly, 6'' phantoms, bikini beer belly and treats  ! |
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Location: oswego, il | All the ones listed above are great. I have most of the gliders listed above. Some that are not, that I have and are great as well are the Rubberhairy Squiley Gill Glide(by the way people came to me and said it was the best looking bait they had seen in the pool at lacrosse), Hoosirehandmade glide baits and the rubber EZ GLider from Lake shore Lure Conmpany. Another vote here too from me for the H20 gliders, nitro and x-glide, Roger never ceases to amaze me with his work. |
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Location: Iowa | 6" Shaker or a Squirko...
Big Perc |
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| boozer old model |
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Location: mpls | I like the Hustler. It has a different glide than most. That said- Buy a bunch of differnt baits and decide yourself. They all have a time and place. |
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Location: Racine, Wi | lambeau - 2/3/2007 10:32 AM
i prefer an erratic action (side-side/up-down) over a hypnotic one (side-side only).
for that i like the Wabull and Baby Wabull, these things will dance - just don't rush them.
I agree with that. You can make those puppies do some crazy stuff, not to mention speed walk them on the surface. |
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Location: On my favorite lake! | <p>Cobbs are my favorite followed by Manta's and Hellhounds. </p><p /> |
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| Smuttly Dogs, Cobbs, HR 10" hughey and 8" shaker, widow maker with gold tin foil sides what flash! old wood magic makers paints gone but that's what spray paint is for!! 8" 6" ace, too |
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| I picked up one of the new lakewood ez-glides a few months back, should be a top producer, my favorites though are the smuttley dog and gliders made by supermuskie |
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| Mantas, Hellhounds, A.P., and Phantoms. Just ordered some Danczyk (or however you spell it) gliders also so we'll see how those do. |
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Location: Lebanon,Mo | sure like my sq. phantoms..... |
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Location: Browerville, Minnesota | Without a doubt it has to be Manta's. They are super easy to work and the action is second to none. The 10" are crazy good to work slow with long swings and nice pauses. |
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Location: Northern Illinois | Love my Striker |
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| Hughy 10 inch 99 or 2000 |
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| Undertaker! |
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Location: Omaha, Nebraska | My 6" Timberwolfs and reg. muskie treats(these work well for pike which i dont mind at all) rock |
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Location: Stevens Point, WI | Manta |
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Location: Toledo | Any made by SuperMuskie!!  |
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Location: Ft. Wayne, Indiana | Tippy River Darter and Turmoil
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| I am a collector, as well as a Musky Nut. Just got this one, never fished, never will be as long as I have it. 1993 Parrywinkle.
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| Hoosier Hand Made - 9" Drop Belly Glider - black Sucker pattern |
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| gliders suck! ok ok maybe not all the time..i'm just not a big fan of gliders as I feel they don't produce as much as other baits I have...but, if i'm going to throw a glider it is usually one of these...and i've tried them all....
h*llhound
bikini bait turmoil
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| I like novaks. They have produced the most fish for me as far as gliders are concerned. |
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Location: Ft. Wayne Indiana | I love a lot of them....
Turmoils
Beer Bellies
Wabulls
Phantoms
Squirkos
Jerkos
HR's
Delong Eels
Shallow Dawgs
Musky Snax
True Glides
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| Hellhounds. Phantoms. Old style Magic Maker (wooden model.) Mantas. Killer Eels. Undertakers. Like the Hughes River but still have a bad taste in my mouth over some of the early business practices. I know there's a lot of others, but these work so well I never get around to using them before a fish hits one of these I've listed.
Al Nutty
Kinkaid Lake Guide Service
Been Nutty all my life, the insanity is a recent affliction!!!
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Location: Columbus, Georgia | I enjoy using Gene Richardson's Wyde Glyde, and I throw some great gliders made by Musky Snax (Crappie and Shad) that are replica works-of-art when it comes to resembling the actual fish themselves. Fabulous action (so far) on all of Snax baits.
Craig |
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| I like the squirrlley gill glide,The belly roll is awesome one of the easyest gliders I have bought. |
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|  Haven't heard anyone Mention my Favorite, Tuff Shad glide baits....Made in Two Sizes , Either one is Fantastic and they Outperform baits three times their price....easiest bait to use, and can be fished all day without any effort...Shakes on the fall and each snap or slow pull will make it do tricks.best of all FISH EAT THEM ON A STEADY BASIS..........MM |
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Location: sweden | My favourite gliders are ranked as followed.cobbs crazy shad,stalker glider(swedish handmade),smuttly dog and pig junior susp.All of them have helped me to catch several quite big pikes in Sweden. |
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| My fav's include Bikini Bait Termoils and Beer Bellies, Truglide Guppies and Tremors, and older HR Shakers and Hugheys (I have 1 2000 Hughey and 1 2000 Shaker and fish the #$@# out of them) . I'm anxious to try out the new Cobb glider I purchased at the Chicago show in Jan. |
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