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Angel Eye Jr's

Sutty

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I posted on the sponsor forum a while back, and sent an email to no avail. Anyone know the skinny on the angel eye jr's? I was looking to buy some and can't find them on the store anymore. No longer made? Or just not carried on the site?

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GRAND DAD Community Regular

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They better still make them they are my favorit lurer I might have and extra one or two I could part with I have like a 5 years worth I won't be around this weekend on my way up north in 10 minutes or so if you don't find any let me know I can't fish with out them..

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We no longer sell them on our site. As far as I know, they are still being made. Scenic Tackle is who makes them. However they are also packaged by JB Lues as well. I have seen them in Holiday Gas stations and have seen them in Gander Mtn Stores as well. Otherwise I have also seen them in a lot of stores in the Bemidji area, as thats where Scenic Tackle is based out of.

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Darter- its really going to depend on water clarity. Up on LOW and Upper Red.. I like Hammerd Gold... The glow pink works well also. I also do well on the firetiger in stained water.

The key is to match the conditions. Use more natural colors on clear water, and then more crazy colors on stained waters. I also use only a minnow head. as the whole minnow doesnt allow the spoon to have the best action.

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What are you favorite colors Dietz and Hanson?

#1 Perch/Firetiger

#2 Hammered Gold

Deitz is right with availability. JB Lures sells them as Angel Eyes (I don't believe they include the Jr. designation on them). Wherever JB Lures are sold, you should find them. They are sold under the Scenic Tackle name as well which is more commonly found in bait shops in northern MN.

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