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 osprey heavy inline swimbaits
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04/14/14 10:38 PM
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Michael.Beaty
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Any1 have any reviews on these swimbaits??
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Re: osprey heavy inline swimbaits
[Re: Michael.Beaty]
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04/14/14 11:19 PM
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WTXHooker
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They have a tendency to roll....might try the winged talon instead you wont be disappointed
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Re: osprey heavy inline swimbaits
[Re: WTXHooker]
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04/14/14 11:23 PM
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Ranger1
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Only ones I throw and love them
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Re: osprey heavy inline swimbaits
[Re: Michael.Beaty]
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04/14/14 11:57 PM
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DKennimer
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If fished on a slow retrieve, they run true. I like them.
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Re: osprey heavy inline swimbaits
[Re: Michael.Beaty]
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04/15/14 01:08 AM
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EN591
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+1 on the Osprey winged talon. Slow retrieve is the key and light hitch color is hard to beat.
They are a lot more durable than I expected them to be as well.
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Re: osprey heavy inline swimbaits
[Re: Michael.Beaty]
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04/15/14 02:08 AM
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MATTSUEY
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Re: osprey heavy inline swimbaits
[Re: Michael.Beaty]
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04/15/14 01:59 PM
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trogge
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Same as everyone else says the winged talon in light hitch is hard to beat. Slow retrieve.
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Re: osprey heavy inline swimbaits
[Re: WTXHooker]
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04/15/14 04:59 PM
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Panhandle
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They have a tendency to roll....might try the winged talon instead you wont be disappointed
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Re: osprey heavy inline swimbaits
[Re: Michael.Beaty]
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04/15/14 05:30 PM
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Michael.Beaty
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Looks like ill be getting winged talons instead
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Re: osprey heavy inline swimbaits
[Re: Michael.Beaty]
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04/15/14 07:08 PM
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Michael.Beaty
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Also any other 4-6in swimbaits in that price range that yall like better
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Re: osprey heavy inline swimbaits
[Re: Michael.Beaty]
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04/15/14 07:56 PM
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Evan O'Brien
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Also any other 4-6in swimbaits in that price range that yall like better Check out the Rising Son... Very durable. http://www.316lurecompany.com/baits/rising_son.htmlGet some of their glue to use on other baits to make them last longer as well.. It's like $4
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