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Guess I got to get out more, looks like TW has had them for a couple years.

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They're heavily discounted at the Dick's in my area. Even with that nobody is buying them. Not sure if or how they work. Anybody use them? 

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Remember the thread about practicing your casting and Catt recommended practicing with what you throw when fishing?  I won't be practicing with this bait.

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I don't believe the ball rattles, at least mine doesn't. It doesn't do much honestly. 

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16 minutes ago, Bluebasser86 said:

I don't believe the ball rattles, at least mine doesn't. It doesn't do much honestly. 

Is the feel the same as with a Colorado or willow leaf bladed spinner bait or is it more thump or less thump?

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12 minutes ago, Gundog said:

Is the feel the same as with a Colorado or willow leaf bladed spinner bait or is it more thump or less thump?

Less, it really feels like it is doing nothing during the retrieve, like fishing a swimjig with a wire arm and little ball that kind of comes through the water and sometimes wiggles a little bit. 

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I have a few yo zuri baits...this will not be one of them.

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53 minutes ago, detroit1 said:

I have a few yo zuri baits...this will not be one of them.

Hear, hear! This is why I could never be a professional angler...when the contract says I have to do video promoting all their company products - I just couldn't do it even if I'm getting paid :lol: 

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Yeah, but it has that UV color fish can't resist.

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There are two options. One has a rattle in the ball and the other has a reflective holographic prism square. I bought one of each on a whim and have never caught a fish on either. In all fairness, I haven't given them much water time either. 

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19 minutes ago, Big Rick said:

 I bought one of each on a whim and have never caught a fish on either. In all fairness, I haven't given them much water time either. 

I think you could be as fair as you can and the results wouldn't change. The blade is the important part of a spinner bait and they removed that. You can reinvent the wheel but if its square it ain't gonna work.

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14 hours ago, MIbassyaker said:

I'm sure it will catch bass.  My question is: will it outfish a wrench???

 

 

 

Is that made by 3/16 tackle? ...

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7 minutes ago, Gundog said:

I think you could be as fair as you can and the results wouldn't change. The blade is the important part of a spinner bait and they removed that. You can reinvent the wheel but if its square it ain't gonna work.

Well, they tout the vibration of the Knuckle Ball and it DOES vibrate. But, is it the frequency that attracts fish? I can't determine that. 

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These baits have worked well for me is stained water. Clear water not so much.

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37 minutes ago, Big Rick said:

Well, they tout the vibration of the Knuckle Ball and it DOES vibrate. But, is it the frequency that attracts fish? I can't determine that. 

I wouldn't waste the $2.98 to find out. 

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26 minutes ago, Gundog said:

I wouldn't waste the $2.98 to find out. 

I would. Looks solidly built an nothing a pair of dykes (I miss college) and a colorado blade can't fix...

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Okay, the challenge is on !  My local shop got some free and I will get one or two free and prove to all of you that this design doesn't catch fish. So there. Mark it on your calendar boys and girls. And when the data is in, the release of the guy that marketed this bait will be even more justified.

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27 minutes ago, Columbia Craw said:

Okay, the challenge is on !  My local shop got some free and I will get one or two free and prove to all of you that this design doesn't catch fish. So there. Mark it on your calendar boys and girls. And when the data is in, the release of the guy that marketed this bait will be even more justified.

They aren' free here. Cabelas is asking just shy of $9.00.

Seems a bit pricey for a weird shaped Spinnerbait with a plastic ball instead of stamped blades.

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If the ball floated, so that the bait was balanced and would suspend, they might have something.

 

But a spinnerbait is esentially a weedless blade. Take away the blade and you've basically got a jig. Add a ball and you've got something to spook the fish.

 

A friend bought one, he wasn't too happy. He said he was expecting it to "do something".

 

Yo-zuri makes some beautiful stuff, I don't understand why they are pushing this product so much instead of some of their other stuff. The product description says, "3 years of testing and development". I guess they're trying to recoup some of that expense.

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4 hours ago, reason said:

I would. Looks solidly built an nothing a pair of dykes (I miss college) and a colorado blade can't fix...

My local Walmart has $1.00 spinner baits that you don't need to add a blade to so I'll pass on the knuckle head bait. 

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25 minutes ago, Gundog said:

My local Walmart has $1.00 spinner baits that you don't need to add a blade to so I'll pass on the knuckle head bait. 

Maybe I'll try that next year...

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