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(174.218.12.45) | Rick Clunn’s jerkbaits are as close as I’ve seen to the megabass and from my experience have performed just as well. And they are under $10 |
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(66.18.44.198) | pinsandfins - 12/13/2019 5:25 PM
Rick Clunn’s jerkbaits are as close as I’ve seen to the megabass and from my experience have performed just as well. And they are under $10
Can you still get them? I can’t find them anywhere |
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(74.221.181.87) | I think I saw a few Clunns at Soddy tackle
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(74.221.181.87) | Soddy tackle got a few more in yesterday
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(73.82.166.160) | The Clunn ones are the same body, but they do not act anything like the Megabass ones underwater. I have three of the Clunn ones and one sinks like a rock, one floats and one suspends, or slow sinks in cold water. I own 2 of the Megabass ones and I seldom use them because I hate throwing a jerkbait, but I have been worn out multiple times by someone in the front of the boat throwing one. Mostly now I use the little swimbaits instead of the jerkbait. I get more bites, plus I actually know I am getting the bites. As for the hooks, they are very sharp, and they are there to catch anything on the fish once it sucks the bait in and then tries to blow it back out of their mouth, they are thin wire hooks, but I have only bent one of the stock hooks so far. You just have to play the fish on those hooks. |
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