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Location: Manitowoc, WI | Here's the link to the story. Mack's Lure walleye arsenal does it again.
http://www.mackslure.com/index.php?c_ref=115
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Location: Essexville, MI./Saginaw Bay. | Got my Macks Lure (Smile Blade) order in the mail a few days ago. Good to see I haven't lost my touch. 
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| great looking rigs. thing that got me the most was the Feb weather in that pic. nice!! |
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Location: Menasha, WI | Dan, I noticed that you don't have a bead in front of the blades on your harnesses. Is there a reason for that omission or is it just the way you've always done it? I always have a bead in front of the blade...I vaguely remember reading somewhere that it would help deflect flotsam.
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Location: Essexville, MI./Saginaw Bay. | I usually make some that do and some that don't. Run the ones with the bead in front usually after a BIG wind, when the water column is full of floating broken weed bits. Being these are the first harnesses I ever tied with smile blades, I wasn't sure how or rather doing so would effect the very light plastic smile blades adversely or not. Thought it better to be safe then sorry. I used 15# coated wire, so I'm hoping that also works with the smile blades. Might try running them tomorrow in the river behind bouncers on our way out to the Bay.
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Location: Manitowoc, WI | Nice rigs Dan! Don't forget to take a look at the new Slow Death Smile Blade rig. Putting a bead in front of the Smile blade should not affect it. However, I usually do not in case I want to slow down to .5 or .8 mph for the finicky ones.
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