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Well, it sounds good, but does it catch fish or fisher? :)   How different is it in comparison to a chatterbait?

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Very different action. Fogy hunts left and right much more with a heavier thump. Chatterbait is much more straight line with tighter vibrations. 
 

I recently caught my PB (7lbs) on the new tungsten Fogy. 

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4 hours ago, lynxcat said:

I recently caught my PB (7lbs) on the new tungsten Fogy. 

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Why would the action of the two Foggy designs (tungsten vs. football ) be much different from one another ?

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17 hours ago, lynxcat said:

Very different action. Fogy hunts left and right much more with a heavier thump. Chatterbait is much more straight line with tighter vibrations. 
 

I recently caught my PB (7lbs) on the new tungsten Fogy. 

Uh, what is Fogy? 

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41 minutes ago, Eddie101 said:

Uh, what is Fogy? 

Fogy is the vibrating jig made by Seibert Outdoors. Shakin Blade has the same action (to my eyes and hands) as the lead version known as a Fogy. 

11 hours ago, ChrisD46 said:

Why would the action of the two Foggy designs (tungsten vs. football ) be much different from one another ?


I can’t tell a difference personally. 

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On 11/21/2020 at 12:03 AM, lynxcat said:

Very different action. Fogy hunts left and right much more with a heavier thump. Chatterbait is much more straight line with tighter vibrations. 
 

I recently caught my PB (7lbs) on the new tungsten Fogy. 

I like their jigs, and really wanted to try the Fogy till I realized it doesn't come with a weed guard. I get hang ups a lot hence I would be afraid to throw one of those. Any problem with yours?

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6 minutes ago, Eddie101 said:

...really wanted to try the Fogy till I realized it doesn't come with a weed guard. 

Bladed jigs (Chatterbait style) don't have weed guards.

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1 minute ago, roadwarrior said:

Bladed jigs (Chatterbait style) don't have weed guards.

Yup, That ! 

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2 hours ago, roadwarrior said:

Bladed jigs (Chatterbait style) don't have weed guards.

 

Enter Z-Man Project Z Weedless Chatterbait:

 

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14 minutes ago, Big Rick said:

 

Enter Z-Man Project Z Weedless Chatterbait:

 

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Maybe I'll start using a chatterbait....

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On 11/28/2020 at 8:31 PM, Big Rick said:

 

Enter Z-Man Project Z Weedless Chatterbait:

 

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Do these work well for you? I have a couple but after trying them I decided that if I needed something more weedless than a chatterbait that I was a lot better off with a spinner bait. They're now in my thought they'd work great but didn't drawer.

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7 hours ago, BassinCNY said:

Do these work well for you? I have a couple but after trying them I decided that if I needed something more weedless than a chatterbait that I was a lot better off with a spinner bait. They're now in my thought they'd work great but didn't drawer.

I relegated these to the cypress infested lakes I love to fish. They work pretty well coming through the roots and limbs. They do not work any better in grass than the standard ones. 

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On 11/28/2020 at 5:01 PM, roadwarrior said:

Bladed jigs (Chatterbait style) don't have weed guards.

I don't know about all of you but my chatterbaits catch way more vegetation on the blade than the hook.  A weed guard isn't going to help with that so I don't see the point of a weed guard. 

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