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| Which Suick do you most often use on a regular basis ??? You can vote for more than one model if you wish ----- jimjimjim |
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| I have had good luck with the 7 inch early season too. |
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| MuskyMo --- drat ! ,,, I forgot the 7"er ---- My Mother caught a 5-1/2 lb largemouth bass on Suick's little 4-1/2" plastic Suick |
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| Haha nice!! I havent tried one of those badboys yet |
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Location: Tennessee | love the 9" weighted wood, but I ordered a few HI models and although one I cant tune worth crap, the other ones work magically. |
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| I like the 7" the best !!! |
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Location: Pewaukee, Wisconsin | 7-inch weighted is my choice for the first month of the season. 9-inch weighted after that. I love the old wood ones but have not tried the new plastic ones yet.
Once people start catching/releasing pan fish the Suick is one of my best producers in late May and June. Just hard to find a bait that resembles injured fish like a Suick.
Once the Suick gets broke in with lots of paint and wood missing its even better than new. Almost neutral boyancy with some serious hang time. Maybe that will be the next line of Suicks. The New Suspending Suick. 
Got to love Suicks!!! |
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Location: Aurora | Anything longer than se7en makes me feel inadequate. |
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| Looks like the 9"er is the favorite ---- thanks everyone --- Jim |
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Location: Merrill, Wisconsin | My nimmer mega 14" wood weighted is my favorite... But otherwise a 9" wood weighted for sure.. |
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Location: Maplewood, MN | Anyone add weight to a non-weighted like solder around the hook shafts? |
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Location: Walker, MN | I have had such confidence in the 9" un-weighted and weighted over the past 20 yrs that I have not even ventured to try the bigger models. This is the year I think. |
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Location: Walker, MN | MuskieFever - 6/14/2014 8:28 PM
Anyone add weight to a non-weighted like solder around the hook shafts?
Screw in weights...make it your own! |
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Location: WI | When all else fails I can always count on a 9" weighted. |
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Location: North St. Paul, MN | I've tried bell sinkers off the split rings. Didn't work too well last year, but I'm going to try to continue to tinker with it this summer.
9" weighted for me, though! I have one lake where they'll eat other lures, but Suicks they devour! |
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| Suick 9'' weighted from june to late july. When august kicks in and the weeds are fully grown, I mostly transfer to the non weighted 10'' .... Absolute killing lure to fish it just beneath or in the surface!! |
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| I am a huge fan of both wood and plastic 9" suicks. Early in the season and post frontal I like my older water logged black wood suicks - I work them slower and deliberate. As the water warms I like the plastic suicks as they work quicker and more erratic. One of my poles always has a suick on it. |
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Location: Merrill, Wisconsin | Screw in weights available at musky shop called "berms custom weights" worked well. Have a friend who weights suicks and other baits like that for fishing dams. Works well without hindering the action. |
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