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Dmazz
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perfect hook set
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I would but for $12 - $15 bux I rather not
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atkins
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| I havent, but i cant see it being much different then any other rattling crank you can but for a 1/3 of the money |
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PECo
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| Posted: Wed May 11, 2011 6:33 pm Post subject: LOL! |
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I just tried a Clackin' Crank at Rainbow Reservoir. With the ferocious wind we had, I wanted to throw a heavier crank bait. It looks and swims great. But if you read my report, you'd know that I struck out with it. Oh, and the Sure Set hook on the tail means that the regular Cabela's hook covers don't fit on it. Man, I hate treble hooks!
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bass- master
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| looks fairly good iv never used one though |
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PECo
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I threw my clackin' crank in the rain at Lake Champlain on 05/15. I got two follows from northern pike, including one that was 30+ inches, but no hits.
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