Which Creeper

[HugoBox]

I watched JRedig have a ton of fun with a creeper one day so I'm thinking I may add one to an order.

Which ones do you use and like?

thanks - erik

[JRedig]

Don't you mean you watched me miss at least 4 fish one day?! GRRR, the curse of watching the fish come up and being too stupid to stop myself from setting the hook!

I've got a couple Ry Lure one's and some creepensteins. Thorne has a huge selection these days, at least 4-5 different brands. Let's go up and snoop around!

[guideman]

I have several of the Slammer-Topwater, creepers, they are very well made and you can get replacement wings, should they ever get messed up.

Lelure has come back out with a Creeper also. They aren't like the oringinals from back in the day but they look good.

I did hear that they had some issues with the eyes falling off though.

Creepinstines may look real cool, but they have always had a lot of hook up issues.

"Ace"

Ace guide service.

[b1gf1sh1]

i heard Don at Heckler finally found some creeper parts and he was going to order some and CAN'T WAIT to build a few.

... seriously, that's the plan and i may just have an idea or two for improvements. of course i won't know untill i get my parts.

[10,000 Casts]

I have a creeptonite by Ty Sennet and a Wave Walker made by Musky Buster. It's tough to go wrong with any of the creepers out there right now. I can't say that I've thrown a bad one. Some just look like they are better made than others. Now, I haven't boated anything on them so I don't know how they will hold up after a couple fish.

Go for the Creepenspitz made my Muskie Safari. $60-$70 and it takes the guy 8 hours to make one. Pretty cool bait.

[setterguy]

I like the jointed creepin tom by slammer lures. And I have had really good success with my creepenstien hook ups. Maybe others have had problems I don't know...they do make a little smaller version, the bride of creepenstien, maybe better hook up %??