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Old 05-21-2011, 10:27 PM
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What is the most durable and /or favorite spinner baits for reds.....
Ive been throwin marsh works & strike king..... Marsh works is heavy duty but $$
Strike king has straightened on me a few times and even come un- clamped.....
What's yalls experience??
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Old 05-21-2011, 11:21 PM
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I use the inline spinners from Terminator lures. The can take some abuse! My friend gave me one and it has held up to some big reds....so i bought 3 more. Also look at bayou buck lures ...seem pretty good.
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Old 05-21-2011, 11:23 PM
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I threw a no name in line spinner tues...... Nice in the grass!!!
I'll look into that brand!
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Marsh works is the only ones I have found that last.
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i like the redfish magic because its easy to change up tails i found you can buy just the spinner and use what ever jig you want
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I've used jenny's jigs and marshworks they seem about the same.
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have yall tried the marsh works buzz bait, if so how do they do as far as produceing fish
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Marshworks spinnerbaits the only way to go. Heavy duty and a sharp mustad 4/0 hook. I like to throw the buzz bait over grass beds and for the early morning bite
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What is the most durable and /or favorite spinner baits for reds.....
Ive been throwin marsh works & strike king..... Marsh works is heavy duty but $$
Strike king has straightened on me a few times and even come un- clamped.....
What's yalls experience??
1) The ones my bro is making, they've got crazy vibration to em and with the bigger colorado blade can be worked slower.
2)SK Redfish Magic, they hold up good, got a little more thump than the marsh works, and the blades don't tarnish as bad as the Jenny's jigs
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Get the marshworks........you a big baller!!!! What's the problem????
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That one looks nice, never tried the Marsh Works Spinners
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Marsh works spinners = amazing
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Marsh Works has some in-line spinners now too that I've heard some good talk about just haven't had the chance to try em out yet.
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in-line spinners from Bayou Buck Lures are heavy duty also!
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U can tow a truck with the marshworks spinnerbaits! All I use
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U can tow a truck with the marshworks spinnerbaits! All I use
I was slinging reds in the boat and my buddy's face just went , he asked how come mine didn't get jacked up doing that, but his strike kings did.. Told him, I could haul fish after fish with it, and asked how many his strike king could pick up, he said none.
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Glad you guys like the spinners so much!! Makes ya feel good when hard work pays off with compliments like these! Thanks guys from all of us @ Marsh Works!
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Glad you guys like the spinners so much!! Makes ya feel good when hard work pays off with compliments like these! Thanks guys from all of us @ Marsh Works!
Are yall still making gold spoons? Cannot find them anywhere...
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Are yall still making gold spoons? Cannot find them anywhere...
Yeah, we are still selling them.....we have 1/4 or 1/2 oz smooth or scale
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I was slinging reds in the boat and my buddy's face just went , he asked how come mine didn't get jacked up doing that, but his strike kings did.. Told him, I could haul fish after fish with it, and asked how many his strike king could pick up, he said none.
I do agree that the Marsh Works are heaftier baits, but I'm not seeing the problems with SK that you all are seeing. My partner and I have caught as many as 50 reds on tourney days with the same two spinners. I trust them, even when money is on the line, besides, I ain't slinging upper slot fish in the boat no matter what bait I'm using... Get the net!!
Have they gotten bent when we sight fished and picked the wrong one (bull red), yes they have, but it takes 15 seconds to bend it right back and get right back on the casting deck to sight some more.

Again...just my two cents.
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