Any Believer Users Out There??

[TUMBLEWEED]

Anybody using some of these lures made
by the Drifter Tackle company??

I've seen the clip on their web site
and I really liked the action of the
jointed model. The new "super" version
looks promising as well.

I am looking to add a couple of lures to
the collection this year. Mostly trollers
or casting units. How are these things in
the real world?? What are the better color
paterns to try?? Thanks for any help...

[Fish-n-Freak]

What you need to do is look at the places you fish and how you fish them -- Then look at the lures as TOOLS and find the one or two that will help you fish a certain pattern the best. I have a ton of lures that I have collected over the years, 3 of everything, and I find myself using the same 10 or 12 over the entire season.

Save the money and pick your TOOLS wisely.

The stuff from Drifter will catch fish and they are solid. Give them a try they are good for many situations.

Good Luck!
Steve

[Guest]

Bud;

You can't go wrong with a beleiver. GREAT bait. Use the jointed ones when the water reaches above 70.

You will not regret it. They are awesome and a superior hooking percentage as well.

Good luck!

[TECK]

I love the jointed ones. Troll is slow so it stays on top.

[RuKiddingMe]

Anyone read in the last issue of Musky Hunter that Musky Mania and Drifter are merging. Seems like a good thing to me, both make great baits.

RU

[jclymer]

I believe that the believers are extremely popular for trolling on Lake St. Clair in Michigan. I grew up in Michigan and went fishing with Capt. Don Miller for muskies, he was mentored by Homer Lablance (great old time musky fishermen) and I was young, but I believe the only lures used all day were believers. Capt. miller had a boat full of these lures. Lake St. Clair is a different type of lake though, all musky fishing is done mostly by trolling this lake. I use them for trolling, but so far only caught northerns on them. I have not used them much though!

[Trailblazin]

Gotta love the jointed one's! I like the white!

[TECK]

Try trolling them slow so they stay on top. you can troll over the tops of weeds. When the fish hit they come right out of the water.