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Excalibur Fat Free Shad
Anybody else use the Excalibur (Bomber) Fat Free Shad? I bought one tonight in a purple shad color, what did yall think of it? Also, what do yall think of Zoom Super Hogs? Thanks
Ryan
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02-18-06, 01:35 PM
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i have fished the super hogs with some success, but i have alot better success with the brush hogs
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02-18-06, 03:06 PM
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Have used the Excaliber Fat Free shad alot. Caught alot of fish up to 6 lbs while using this bait. I mostly use the Fat Free Guppy in shad or chartreuse shad.
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02-18-06, 03:09 PM
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Both are good baits. The super hog is a great flipping bait or jig trailer.
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they are a good bait dives 4-6 feet decent hooks next question look and see if it is a supending model ? purple shad would work in stained to slightly tinged water to near clearing..
i think bomber is the only company still making a purple colored bait... zooker
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the one i bought was 1/2 oz. and it siad that it dove from 8-10 feet? Whats up with that?
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02-18-06, 11:19 PM
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It means that depending on such factors as line size, speed of retrieve, etc. is will get down to 8-10 feet deep when you reel it in. I'd throw it in water 6-7 feet deep and let it dig up a mud trail.
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i've fished my fat free shads, depending on line diamter, in water from 8-14 foot deep so im either bouncing bottom or running in the area of the water column im getting fish in. good bait.
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doh!
sorry i was thinking guppy you have the full sized one. yeah it will dig 8-10 feet more often than not more.. zooker
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