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 A few years back I had a few of these baits and they worked great. I think the company that made them went out of business. Does anyone have any info on how to make them or if a company still makes them. I would like to make them for myself with the input I get from here. They worked great on smallies. I lost the last one I had a few years back in a muskies mouth.

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Ah after doing a google search. do they look like a giant inline spinner with a buzz blade and a tube attached?

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I got nothing . . . . .

 

A-Jay

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I'm picturing a bucktail that has a tube instead of feathers.  Am I thinking right pabassr

 

Search for Rizzo "wiz" bait.  I think that might be it.

 

 

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I'm picturing a bucktail that has a tube instead of feathers.  Am I thinking right pabassr

 

Search for Rizzo "wiz" bait.  I think that might be it.

 

 

  The Rizzo Wiz is a fairly famous in-line Spinner routinely used for musky ~ especially in Wisconsin. 

 

Fairly basic bait - looks like a bucktail spinner which uses a slightly over-sized tube bait instead of bucktail material.

 

A-Jay

 

http://www.muskyshop.com/modules/cart/products.php/keys/rizzo/page/1/id/958/name/RizzoWiz

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The tube spinnerbait or buzzbait looked like a regular spinnerbait or buzzbait but had a tube lead head on it.

I think it was made in Harrisburg,Pa. I had purchased them at the eastern sport show years ago in Harrisburg,Pa.

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Theres no doubt in my mind that with the right spinnerbait or buzz you could rip the skirt right off and put the head inside a tube

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The tube spinnerbait or buzzbait looked like a regular spinnerbait or buzzbait but had a tube lead head on it.

I think it was made in Harrisburg,Pa. I had purchased them at the eastern sport show years ago in Harrisburg,Pa.

 

I am trying to picture this in my head? If you want a spinnerbait with a tube body I suggest a single blade bait that you remove the blade and thread the wire thru the tube then slide it down over the spinnerbait head.

 

Allen

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