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basscrazy

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RuKiddingMe Mentor

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TBone1, what did you think about the Weagle? I heard lots of people not liking them and that they were tough to use, they were nose diving for some. I personally didn't have any issues using it, plenty of slack and nice n' slow just like the designers had been saying... Worked Great, only a matter of time before it gets hammered.

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SlabSlayer21 Apprentice

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No way can you leave out of the picture a big ole Hawg Wobbler... on a calm evening as the sun is setting...their is no comparing watching the wake of a Hawg Wobbler slowly creep along... i have had some of the largest fish ive seen hit my dark yellow with black spots Wobbler. Great lure of choice.!!!

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I like the side to side action that it has. But it's a little too heavy to be throwing alot. I believe the proper way to work it is with a bit slower cadence than what I do with a Jackpot. I did notice when I first broke it out on Sat. that mine was nose diving so I slowed it down. Yea I can't wait to drive that baby home on a pig.

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cybermuskie Proficient

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It's just another bait!!!
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I figured it was a bait. I just hadn't heard of it so I was wondering who made it so I could look and see what it looked like. And I looked on Rollie and Hellen's site and couldn't find it....so that's why I asked.

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Sorry cybermuskie wasn't trying to be smart, it's just another bait is an inside thing from the manufacturer. In google look up Muskynut Tackle and from time to time you can get them on their HSOforum. It's a VERY popular lure right now and tough to get your hands on.

email and I'll tell ya exactly where to look. esox23(at)comcast(dot)net

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I like to run my Phantoms just like a walk the dog topwater bait. If you work them fast they get a real nice belly roll to them. To be completely honest the Phantom is one of the easiest baits to work and there really is no worng way to run it... cool.gif

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