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  1. 10-01-2014, 05:41 PM #1
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    Default sliders vs curlytails


    went today tried 4 rods with sliders 4 rods with curly tails bout 50/50 what do y'all like I know Monk uses curly tails and I know a guy that uses sliders
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  2. 10-01-2014, 05:57 PM #2
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    i like the action with curly tails more.
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    Curly tails for me.
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    Sliders for tightlining and curly tails for long.
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    I agree with Jack. Those paddle-tail sliders are good while going slow tightlining, but when I crank the speed up, curly tails seem best.
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    I like casting sliders, but curly for long lining. Although there was an occasion I was longlining where fish were only hitting tubes, which have pretty much no wiggle whatsoever.
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    I really like the action of the Bobby Garland Strollers. Combination of curly and paddle tail. They aren't very durable, though. But, man, what action. Garlic scent, too.
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    I agree with everyone I like the curly tails better more action
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    I like them both, long as a minnow is on the hook!
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    Quote Originally Posted by jrc62 View Post
    I like them both, long as a minnow is on the hook!
    I use hand tied jigs for minnows
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