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Message Subject: Big Fork Sandcat Jerkbait

Pikiespawn

Posted 3/9/2010 11:53 AM (#427859)
Subject: Big Fork Sandcat Jerkbait

Posts: 921

Location: Apollo, PA

Anyone fish this lure. I read that it was cedar and has a good dive and rise. I heard they are a real nice bait....

kap

Posted 3/9/2010 3:02 PM (#427899 - in reply to #427859)
Subject: Re: Big Fork Sandcat Jerkbait

Posts: 552

Location: deephaven mn

yup ,have a number of them, good bait dive and rise with a little side to side action. pretty good in weeds too.
paint wears fast

muletrain

Posted 3/9/2010 7:31 PM (#427977 - in reply to #427859)
Subject: RE: Big Fork Sandcat Jerkbait

Posts: 173

Location: Probably Minnesota that time...

All the Big Fork products are nice, quite a solid lineup. I reccommend them.
-Chris

Jsondag

Posted 3/9/2010 9:13 PM (#428023 - in reply to #427859)
Subject: Re: Big Fork Sandcat Jerkbait

Posts: 692

Location: Pelican Rapids, MN

I have some, don't use them too much unless I am working really slow.

Targa01

Posted 3/9/2010 9:27 PM (#428024 - in reply to #427859)
Subject: Re: Big Fork Sandcat Jerkbait

Posts: 742

Location: Grand Rapids MN

I see that the new models have a lexan lip insert that help protect the lure from impacting rocks which is something I was looking for and interested in. There are times on Vermilion where the suick really seems to shine but the rocks can be hard on the nose of these lures. I've been considering trying these myself.

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