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eyedrnoah

Posted 3/24/2014 9:46 AM (#111498)
Subject: Trolling Blades

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Nope, not talking about spinner blades; trolling blade baits. Anybody tried pulling the Vibrations Tackle Echotails yet? The 1/2 and 1oz models run about the same as most cranks and can be pulled right along side them. Different profile, vibration, and action, give it a shot this spring.

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sworrall

Posted 3/29/2014 8:56 AM (#111544 - in reply to #111498)
Subject: Re: Trolling Blades

Location: Rhinelander

The Echotails will work. Really loud, too, we recorded the large one on the OFM hydrophone for a Muskie school, and it was really interesting.

sworrall

Posted 4/1/2014 6:58 PM (#111567 - in reply to #111544)
Subject: Re: Trolling Blades

Location: Rhinelander

Viking

Posted 4/3/2014 6:55 AM (#111575 - in reply to #111498)
Subject: RE: Trolling Blades

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Posts: 1314

Location: Menasha, WI

At $15 a piece, I'll stick to Flicker Shads.

sworrall

Posted 4/3/2014 10:35 PM (#111583 - in reply to #111575)
Subject: RE: Trolling Blades

Location: Rhinelander

You do that, but maybe you should look at the actual pricing for the Walleye sized lure:

Chartreuse - $5.49

The Muskie size at 4 ounces would be just a bit much for walleyes, and is very much priced in line with comparable muskie lures.

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