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RON Z bait tail....ever fish it?
A guy I ran into one night hammered a couple large with this 10" 3 oz thing. Plan to add a few to the bag. Ever use it?
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Sandy those things are really, really deadly. They fish great in moving water like rips and a lot of guys use themin the canal. Great jigging tool. Try dropping one of the 10" black ones into your favorite bass rip. Let me know what happens.:beat: :beat:
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Those things are killer.
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I've been using them this season and they're killer, they catch fish when nothing else will. I originally thought the 10" would be my favorite, but it turns out the 6" with the 3/8 oz. head has become my go to when I'm on my boat and schoolies are around, and the 8" with a 3/4 oz. head is great for throwing from shore. They've definitely become a "must have" in my plug bag.
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i fish a secret spot up island on MV with those things.... the best lure iv ever used... do not twitch it whatsoever, just a slow retrieve
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ya those rule.... I just bought 20 6 inch on the internet
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I used them quite a bit the last couple of years in the Canal. The black or silver ones are the nutz.
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The BEST, I use them on the Bait Tail Series Plugs. :kewl: :kewl: :kewl: :btu:
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Great Product offering and I have a kit where I have used the Black for Bass and used the Pink w/smaller jig heads for Weakies and when I was in the Bahamas I swam the Silver and Pink with a 8" wire leader for Kings, Cuda and Cero Macks....I went through many of the soft bodies but the action and rewards were worth it. I have no problem spending money if I catch fish vs. wasting time with a plug or lure that is not producing.
I have experimented with their soft bodies as simple teasers and have taken 1/0 to 3/0 Octopus hooks and used their smaller plastics in the spring with no weights, light spinning rods for great spring schoolie Bass in the back bays. |
I haven't used them much myself, but they sell at a ridiculous pace so people must be catching on them.
We carry all sizes, all colors, and all replacement tails. Unless someone goes unexpectedly nuts on a certain item, we usually have every last item in stock. SWE Ronz Page |
a bit expensive if you ask me.
http://www.saltwateredge.com/Ronz-Black.html $5 for an individual 3 oz tail w/o the jig head? ouch. i'm willing to try them out ... just hope they're worth it. |
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Rich for me too but it definitely isn't slowing anyone down. It's the most popular soft plastic outside if Sluggo, judging by sales. |
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No you have it wrong...5 bucks for the lead head with eel and 2 bucks for add'l 10" tails. It really is reasonable. |
i'll defer to you for the moment Sandman, but I did call the store and somebody at the Edge told me that the onlineprice was per tail, and that they didn't carry the lead jigheads.
i'll make a trip there shortly and browse the wares. |
Interesting thread.
I'll give them a try for sure...another reason to go to the tackle store. |
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I don't think there is a wrong way to use the Ronz. I jig and troll with it and still pick up fish. Easy on the wallet and durable too.
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I know of a few footballs landed on them too!
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I bought one the other day, but it does not seem to have a lot of action in the water. It seems a bit dead compared to other rubber offerings. Maybe it needs deep, fast water, but I don't enough faith in it to buy any more...
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I've had the most luck fishing them like a jerk bait, just a little twitch and let it drop then repeat. Hits always come on the drop, that wedge shaped head gives the tail a nice little side-to-side wiggle as it drops, fish can't resist. I'll have to give the slow steady retrieve a try though seeing how it's working for some.
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I was in a well known tackle shop when some of the staff came back from a bit of casting. What was on the end of their rods...these very Ronz. That was enough proof to me.:btu:
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I love the RONZ in the ditch. There good on any place theres fish though. Can you buy spare jigheads anywhere?
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I do like the bevel shaped head on the sand but have a hard time with them in the canal. |
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personally i prefer to match up the jig heads with the tail ... so that would be nice if you could get them in stock, Pete.
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just curiious, whats the difference between this and a sluggo with a jig head?
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rijimmy, ive actually bit the head off a 9" sluggo and gave that a while. Didnt get any hits but it looked good on the retrieve.
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