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Location: Richfield, MN | Where can one find these. I seen his booth at the MN muskie Expo but never made it back there on Sunday to pick one up.
DOes he have a website to buy stuff. I seen some other sites have a couple of his lures but no where near what he had at the booth.
If some one knows his website if he has one please let me know.
Thanks
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Location: Antioch, IL | http://bigwoodmuskylures.com/lures.php?cat=topwater&make=Nimmer%20S...
Big Wood, R&H both carry them or you can try may try to reach Greg on his facebook page. I don't think he has a website.
Wolly Pogs rock! |
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Location: Twin Cities, MN | It was either the Wolly Pog or Plop Dog at the MN show, I went with the Plop Dog, perhaps next year I will make a move on a Wolly Pog unless somebody is selling one.
That being said, I sent you a PM with Greg's phone number.
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I don't believe you don't have any of his topwaters. For years I didn't give him much of a thought. I would stop and look and think these look like novelty baits. How foolish am I? My first one was a Wolly Pog JR and they are awesome,still my favorite. Now I pretty much pick up one every show season. |
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Location: Richfield, MN | His lures look awesome. Heard some good results with the Wolly Pogs. He also had alot of lures that looked great as well. Some of his smaller stuff looked great for bass fishing. I am kicking myself in the butt for not getting back over there before the end of Sunday show to pick some stuff up!!!!
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Location: Twin Cities, MN | Hard to believe, but I am on the one a year plan. Wolly Pog is next... 
His brothers are waiting for him patiently in my tackle box...
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| hey mike ,
i rarely use , or look on my computer ! my luers are same price as show ,
if you call me on my personal cell # @ 715 612 0607 for info .
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| I bought a topwater called the “loco” from him at the Chicago show last year. It’s about the size of your average topper but has a single blade in the front and the rear that spin in opposite directions. You can work it subtly or cause a racket with it. It’s easy to tune and the paint job is phenomenal. It’s becoming my favorite topwater. |
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