Jump to content

Recommended Posts

  • Super User
Posted

I had the rare opportunity to fish a couple of the new line of Rage Tail baits this pas weekend, specifically the Smokin' Rooster and the Rage Hawg. Man, these are both killer baits. Smokin Rooster gets bites from top to bottom. Rage Hawg will make your Brush Hogs gather dust.

Unbelievable action. I will be posting a more thorough review with pics as soon as I get them out of my camera and resized. Look for it in "My Fishing Tournament or Outing" section.

Posted

    Can't wait to try them as well.

Posted

  You have GOT to be KIDDIN' me!!!! The action on that eel limanator is just plain sick ;) ;) :o :o. I_G__O__T TO GET SOME!!!!!!!!!!! !!!

  • Super User
Posted
OK you just called out one of my favorite baits. The brush hog. Now I have got to see one of the rage hawgs. Where can I see one?

Check out the pics of the 2 big boys I got on it last Sunday in the

"My Fishing Tournament or Outing" section. Titled

"New Rage Tail baits are awsome!"

Trust me, once you get your hands on these, you will forget the Brush Hog. ;)

Posted

You guys really think the rage hog will be better? Maybe a tad bit more action but idk...

I LOVE rage tail soft baits but the new hog is almost the exact same thing as the zooms and twice as much!

I would have to see them in action compared to the Zoom brush hog.

All other rage tails I am sold on for sure tho.

  • Super User
Posted
You guys really think the rage hog will be better? Maybe a tad bit more action but idk...

I LOVE rage tail soft baits but the new hog is almost the exact same thing as the zooms and twice as much!

I would have to see them in action compared to the Zoom brush hog.

All other rage tails I am sold on for sure tho.

Take another look at the video of the Rage Hawg.

1) Arms are actually functional whereas brush hogs arms do nothing.

2) Tail action is much better due to the Rage Tail design.

3) Baits will last longer so cost should not be a factor.

4) Coffee scent. For some reason, bass love this and hang on longer.

All I can say is give 'em a try. I don't think you will be using brush hogs for long after. ;)

Posted

I've watched the video. These look awesome. When are they expected to be available to everyone?

  • Super User
Posted
I've watched the video. These look awesome. When are they expected to be available to everyone?

I understand they will be on the shelves this coming Sept.

Posted
You have GOT to be KIDDIN' me!!!! The action on that eel limanator is just plain sick ;) ;) :o :o. I_G__O__T TO GET SOME!!!!!!!!!!! !!!

I agree.  The Eliminator looks amazing.

Posted
I've watched the video. These look awesome. When are they expected to be available to everyone?

I understand they will be on the shelves this coming Sept.

Thanks.

Looks like more than likely I will be trying them out starting next year in that case as I don't fish too much after Sept.

Posted

I am not trying to be a buzzkill here,but I have to mention this.They look cool being swam through the water at spinnerbait and rat l trap speed, but what sets them apart at normal tx rig bouncin off the bottom speed? Don't get me wrong I will try the Hawgs. I hope they outperform the Rage Lizards. Those did not really produce any more than any of my other lizards.

Posted
I am not trying to be a buzzkill here,but I have to mention this.They look cool being swam through the water at spinnerbait and rat l trap speed, but what sets them apart at normal tx rig bouncin off the bottom speed? Don't get me wrong I will try the Hawgs. I hope they outperform the Rage Lizards. Those did not really produce any more than any of my other lizards.

All Rage Tail Baits for subsurface applications are designed to have maximum action with 1/4 oz pegged weight. All of the RT video action shots are produced with 1/4 oz as well. This size weight is the most popular in the market place and the RT's are designed to slow fall rate and hold bait in strike zone just a little longer as well as have increased action over all other Soft Plastic products.

If you watch the video's closely, although there may be constant swimming footage on some, there is also footage on each on lift and free fall to illustrate the action provided. The baits are illustrated in this manner to show the versitility of each for the variety of applications and use.

Hope that helps

Big O

www.ragetail.com

  • Super User
Posted
I am not trying to be a buzzkill here,but I have to mention this.They look cool being swam through the water at spinnerbait and rat l trap speed, but what sets them apart at normal tx rig bouncin off the bottom speed? Don't get me wrong I will try the Hawgs. I hope they outperform the Rage Lizards. Those did not really produce any more than any of my other lizards.

For me, the difference is that on the Lizards, all the arms and legs swim on the lift and fall. Name another Lizard that can say that. Same with the Rage Hawg. Brush Hogs arms are just for decoration IMO. They do nothing on the retrieve. Check the video. Then go to YouTube which has clips of just about every bait made. Search your favorite and you will see a difference. On those days when the fish are hitting everything in sight this might not be a big deal, but I like to keep the odds in my favor.

Posted
I am not trying to be a buzzkill here,but I have to mention this.They look cool being swam through the water at spinnerbait and rat l trap speed, but what sets them apart at normal tx rig bouncin off the bottom speed? Don't get me wrong I will try the Hawgs. I hope they outperform the Rage Lizards. Those did not really produce any more than any of my other lizards.

For me, the difference is that on the Lizards, all the arms and legs swim on the lift and fall. Name another Lizard that can say that. Same with the Rage Hawg. Brush Hogs arms are just for decoration IMO. They do nothing on the retrieve. Check the video. Then go to YouTube which has clips of just about every bait made. Search your favorite and you will see a difference. On those days when the fish are hitting everything in sight this might not be a big deal, but I like to keep the odds in my favor.

I am not saying the Rage lizards are crap by any means, but when I tried them, they did'nt produce any more than my usual Big Bite Baits Kreit tail lizards. And on the brush hog thing about the arms. I realize it might be nice not to have to do this, but I have always pinched loose a section of the little arms, top or bottom and that gives them some action. I am sure the Rage Hawgs will be awesome. They look great in the video. I will definatley try them at least a couple of times. But to me it is saying a lot to state that it will be better than the brush hog. Maybe I am just grumpy and set in my ways. ;)

  • Super User
Posted

Just watching the video and seeing how much water this bait moves, I think it will be one of the hottest baits to hit the market in years.

Day, Night, top, mid depth, slop, I don't see an application it won't work in except maybe as a deepwater bait. But I'm pretty sure someone will come up with a way to fish it deep and let us know about their success with it.

Posted

my buddy had 2 of those eels he got from a promo gig at a boat show and needless to say i cant wait for them i also watched some fishing show on direct tv the other week and they where testing the new eels, for both bass and redfish,and that thing was getting slammed one after another,just watching the show made my wallet itch for these baits,september cant come soon enough.the new rage shrimps also look promising.

Posted
Just watching the video and seeing how much water this bait moves, I think it will be one of the hottest baits to hit the market in years.

Day, Night, top, mid depth, slop, I don't see an application it won't work in except maybe as a deepwater bait. But I'm pretty sure someone will come up with a way to fish it deep and let us know about their success with it.

well on the rage site it is called the "carolina rig superstar" so maybe it will be good on a c-rig deep?

  • Super User
Posted

I like the new Rage Hogs and the Thumper worms are killer. The Thumper's put a few good fish in the boat in my last night tournament. I was getting so many bites with 'em that when I actually stopped getting bit, I refused to change.  ;D  My confidence in the Thumper worm built up rather quickly in just a 2 hour span.

Posted
Just watching the video and seeing how much water this bait moves, I think it will be one of the hottest baits to hit the market in years.

Day, Night, top, mid depth, slop, I don't see an application it won't work in except maybe as a deepwater bait. But I'm pretty sure someone will come up with a way to fish it deep and let us know about their success with it.

I believe you hit the nail on the head right there.

well on the rage site it is called the "carolina rig superstar" so maybe it will be good on a c-rig deep?

Join the conversation

You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.

Guest
Unfortunately, your content contains terms that we do not allow. Please edit your content to remove the highlighted words below.
Reply to this topic...

×   Pasted as rich text.   Paste as plain text instead

  Only 75 emoji are allowed.

×   Your link has been automatically embedded.   Display as a link instead

×   Your previous content has been restored.   Clear editor

×   You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL.

  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.


  • Outboard Engine

    Fishing lures

    fishing forum

    fishing forum

    fishing forum

    fishing tackle

    fishing

    fishing

    fishing

    bass fish

    fish for bass





×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue.