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karol

Posted 7/8/2009 9:04 PM (#387707)
Subject: ss shads- the big ones and the regular ones

Posts: 576

Location: nappanee IN

hey guys, just got a custom 9.5" from kyle and was wondering what the report is on these bad boys. how do you work'em? straight retreive or stop and go? how heavy a rod do you use for the big ones verus the regular size? sorry for all the questions but was wondering..karol

momuskies

Posted 7/8/2009 10:28 PM (#387714 - in reply to #387707)
Subject: Re: ss shads- the big ones and the regular ones

Posts: 431

Those big ss shads are a hard pounding crankbait. I haven't used mine much, but plan on throwing it a bit on LOTW next week. I really bought it to use in the fall.

Will Schultz

Posted 7/9/2009 12:22 PM (#387775 - in reply to #387707)
Subject: RE: ss shads- the big ones and the regular ones

Location: Grand Rapids, MI

karol - 7/8/2009 10:04 PM

hey guys, just got a custom 9.5" from kyle and was wondering what the report is on these bad boys. how do you work'em? straight retreive or stop and go? how heavy a rod do you use for the big ones verus the regular size? sorry for all the questions but was wondering..karol

Cool bait. I like to straight crank it with a couple quick turns of the handle now and then. I throw it on the same rod I use for big blades and it's a good match.

esox50

Posted 7/9/2009 5:36 PM (#387823 - in reply to #387707)
Subject: Re: ss shads- the big ones and the regular ones

Posts: 2024

I'm with Will, but use it more as a jerk bait. AWESOME roll and flash. Can get it to almost walk-the-dog. Really rrrrip the thing and see what it does... I think you'll like what you see

archerynut36

Posted 7/9/2009 8:21 PM (#387842 - in reply to #387707)
Subject: Re: ss shads- the big ones and the regular ones

Posts: 1887

Location: syracuse indiana

karol when i spoke to kyle when he was here recently he told me basicly the same thing , that will said.. i have not tried one yet, but i intend too. and i will have to try the jerk thing too.. and ask chae i know he has them i believe...bill

Guest

Posted 7/21/2009 10:48 AM (#389692 - in reply to #387707)
Subject: RE: ss shads- the big ones and the regular ones

try trollin that baby! dives around 6ft. keep the speed under 3.5mph. before it blows out. caught my biggest fish this year last weekend, 48" 30+lbr!!!!!

esox50

Posted 7/21/2009 8:23 PM (#389808 - in reply to #387707)
Subject: Re: ss shads- the big ones and the regular ones

Posts: 2024

It won't blow out over 3.5mph and will dive to at least 10 ft depending on how much line you have out.

Edited by esox50 7/21/2009 8:24 PM

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Posted 7/22/2009 4:02 PM (#389934 - in reply to #387707)
Subject: RE: ss shads- the big ones and the regular ones

i havent tried the bigger one....... the regular one blows out if you go much over 3.5mph. they are a great bait. throw them away after a couple fish. once the outer shell gets punctured there done

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