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Kramer Bros Tackle


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Everyone should checkout KramerBrosTackle on YouTube. Mike and Matt Kramer are in the prosess of launching their "Windowmaker" bucktails. The "Windowmaker" is a unique double bladed bucktail. The Kramers have let me use the "WindowMaker" for the last year and beleive me they are producing fish in the summer and early fall period. The Kramers have found a new and exiting way to improve the already amazing double bladed bucktail. Check them out!!!

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The use of the reflective material on the blades is intriguing and sets these big blades apart from some of the others. I'm interested to see how well it works during the bright moon periods of summer/fall.

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You can pick up your own reflective tape at Northern Tool, Fleet Farm, order it on Amazaon, and even TB has a versio of it and just put it on the blades you already have.

They posted on FB the other dat that 2 guys got 13 fish in 14 hours with 7 over 50"....I waived the [PoorWordUsage] flag and they then put up some pics...but they both were wearing diffeent shirts in most of the pics so it wasn't the same stint on the water...and if you're going to say you caught seven 50s in one outing you better have the proof to back it up if you're trying to sell the baits they supposedly ate.

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Yes its true, myself and Mike Kramer of Kramer Bros Tackle boated the fish we claim and have photos of every fish. We fished from about 8:30pm Friday September 9 to about 2:30am Saterday, and ended with 7 fish, 4 of those were over 50. Saterday we arived at the lake around 8:30pm and fished until 2:30am Sunday, boating 3 fish, 1 over 50. Thats 10 fish, 5 over 50 with the biggest a 53x23. The next night Mike went by himself and cleaned up. Neither Mike Kramer nor myself have any reputation of lieing nor do we intend to ever start. I will say that full moon weekend will go down as an epic bite and somthing myself or Mike will ever forget. The baits are the real deal and dont have some random reflective tape, the meterial is one of the most reflective meterials known to man. Anyone has the right to use these lures and I persolaly recomend doing so or you will be taking a back seat to the bucktail bite. Fish on!

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