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Axl |
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Member Posts: 160 Location: Menasha, WI | Just curious to see if you guys have seen these new baits. They look awesome to me. Check them out today and leave your feedback here for us all to read. http://www.livetargetlures.com/ | ||
Sunshine |
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Member Posts: 2393 Location: Waukesha Wisconsin | Axl:
They do look awesome. Here is my take on great looking lures like this. They catch lots of fishermen. But the great detail is not needed for crankbaits IMHO. | ||
Mark Komo |
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Member Posts: 1195 Location: Orland Park, IL | Dive curve is nice. Wonder if a lot of tuning is needed? What kinda "roll"? Triple grips would be nice. I would give em a shot. Sunshine is right though. I got one nasty looking, faded, scratched, scraped and pounded green metallic hot and tot (the green on the top of current #148, but one color). One of my absolute faves on winnebago. (PS didnt they say that at one time about salmos?). | ||
ffmed |
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have used em, got some at as a demo from a friend, didn't work any different than anything else, stick with what works i've found flicker shads wally divers on bago reef runners on the bay | |||
iceman35 |
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Member Posts: 650 | I am surprised... just last night i checked out there site after I purchased the rattling shiner bait... then this morning this is here! great detail but haven't got it in the water yet... Really like the crawfish crank... they are not cheap... about $12.00 a pop... Tacklewarehouse has most of them I think with free shipping... | ||
baldeaglefisherman |
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Member Posts: 63 | i was watching a InFisherman PWT this morning and the one guy was using them and he said he had great success with them Edited by baldeaglefisherman 12/13/2008 12:44 PM | ||
Mark Komo |
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Member Posts: 1195 Location: Orland Park, IL | I like the thinking. Hotntots and walleyedivers, though still producing, are getting too many looks on em. Flickers shad may be getting more more looks, but I see them declining too. This bait or the salmo may be the hot ticket on Winnebago. PS. Listened to the show on Sat axl. Nice work. | ||
iceman35 |
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Member Posts: 650 | For a shad style bait, I like the Lucky craft Bevy shad... check out the striped minnow color! casts a mile, and suspends... At 15$ a pop I wouldn't bounce them on the bottom though... | ||
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