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tlapinski · 04-29-2005, 10:32 AM

DZ, I discovered, for myself, the super and windcheater rebels you speak of recently. I have since put some effort into acquiring a solid stash of them. Fortunately for me, I have come into a few collections fo both styles in large enough quantities to keep me happy. Another lure which has seen a lot of use for me over the last few seasons is the 7" Red Fin. I love these things! Loaded and stock, I have probably caught as many fish on them as just about any other plug in my arsenal. I have a solid black one which I used quite extensively last season. There is as much bone color showing through on it now as there is original black. Easily 100+ fish over 20#'s on it last season alone.

04-29-2005, 10:32 AM	#8
tlapinski All up in the Interweb! iTrader: (1) Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: In the dog house. Posts: 5,215	DZ, I discovered, for myself, the super and windcheater rebels you speak of recently. I have since put some effort into acquiring a solid stash of them. Fortunately for me, I have come into a few collections fo both styles in large enough quantities to keep me happy. Another lure which has seen a lot of use for me over the last few seasons is the 7" Red Fin. I love these things! Loaded and stock, I have probably caught as many fish on them as just about any other plug in my arsenal. I have a solid black one which I used quite extensively last season. There is as much bone color showing through on it now as there is original black. Easily 100+ fish over 20#'s on it last season alone.
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