Anyone ever use these????

  • gregstew
    Red Wing, MN
    Posts: 347
    #1271648

    I saw this in the Cabela’s catalog, and was wondering if they work.

    Anyone on here ever use these with luck?

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    drew-evans
    rochester MN
    Posts: 1099
    #954614

    i have never used them but i wouldnt be afraid to try them, i have used short wire leaders like that on lindy,s with beads and blade and it has worked.

    Mudshark
    LaCrosse WI
    Posts: 2973
    #954616

    A sonic fish attractor?
    Something like a Clonk?

    Serious..I could see this working but have never tried anything similar

    mark-bruzek
    Two Harbors, MN
    Posts: 3876
    #954624

    Viewing on my phone, s the price $10? If so, I am speechless…

    If you are looking for something similar look up a Spin n glo.

    But paying $10, its not even a Rapala can’t catch fish by itself. BTW won’t pay $10 for a Rap either. And they DO catch fish.

    VSRangerMan
    Chippewa Falls,WI
    Posts: 554
    #954635

    Quote:


    Viewing on my phone, s the price $10? If so, I am speechless…

    If you are looking for something similar look up a Spin n glo.

    But paying $10, its not even a Rapala can’t catch fish by itself. BTW won’t pay $10 for a Rap either. And they DO catch fish.


    I agree with Mark on on this product. Allthough I will spend over $10 on a good crank. I would not spend that on 2 rotating/vibrating pieces of plastic on stainless wire.As Mark mentioned check out Wordens Spin-N-Glow, Macks Smile Blades,or just a couple of prop style blades seperated by a couple beads will also give (sonic)vibration. There are quite a few manufacturers that have vibrating-rotating beads blades or devices that you can use as an attractor.With or without live bait & catch fish for considerably less money. When/If these go in the bargain cave for $.99 I might try them.Reminds me of the Shakey Blade concept which I didnt buy into either. Just my $.02

    mplspug
    Palmetto, Florida
    Posts: 25026
    #954735

    Quote:


    Something like a Clonk?




    Hey!

    I wonder if they make a larger size one. I’d love to try it on flatheads…the spinner, not the clonk! Been there, done that.

    Nevermind. It is bad enough having 3 knots with a swivel. I don’t need 2 more weak links.

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