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Joey Deans
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« Reply #17 on: August 30, 2010, 10:05:41 am » |
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The rattlesnakes are a very good bait. I was a die hard LFT Ring Fry guy on my C-rig. More often than not now I use a rattlesnake. I'll still use a Ring Fry, but only if they aren't eating the snake (it's a tad bit larger profile). I've used them on mojo rigs also in the baby version and they work well. I also use their 6" finesse worms, but honestly a finesse worm is a finesse worm...... but I do like them. I've tried most all of their stuff though. Things I haven't had much success on..... Mutant, and the Machine/Swimn craw (no offense grande guys, but that thing is just.....sucky......) I've caught lots of fish on their lizard also, but again it's a lizard and a lizard is a lizard. I do like their Mega3 scent though. I think the 'new' Mega Claws is a very innovative detailed bait. But...... The Pincher claws, just didn't come out right IMO. They are too heavy and don't float up which is kinda the design... But I have rarely seen a bait with as much attention to detail in them as that one. Hope that helps 
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Tim Meenan
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« Reply #22 on: August 31, 2010, 01:42:30 pm » |
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Tim-- that top bait looks a little like the Lake fork Zig-Zag..
Who makes the baits in your picture. ?
Grande Bass - Rattle Snake Stanley - Sidewinder Gene Larew - Tube Worm
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