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Reel Weeds and Weed’Ez on the pond?


NDSUski

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Has anyone tried either of these products on Mille lacs? I would think that they would work for perch in a flat situation but what about walleyes? And does different bottom types (rocks, sand, mud) have effect if you use them or not? I am looking into buying one of these systems and wondering if they would help on the pond. Any experiences?

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Yes! Yes! No. and Yes!

They are the real deal, but do yourself a favor and by the reel weeds from ladredge. They work just about everywhere. If you would like to see more info, check out the ice fishing forums and look for posts about the reel weeds, a quick search should turn up a few threads.

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I tried them (4 strands) Friday on Shaws- 1 23" 'eye.

Used them Saturday- nothing until I took them out of the holes. Fishing was slow and I did have some smaller perch hang around for a while when they were in the water. Once I removed them I had more good "marks" on the Vexy.

Don't know what to think of them yet. The fishing was pretty tough. Can't wait for better weather to give them another try.

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they work very well, worth the money. I've used them several times the reel weeds work the best I have five strands and then a strand on my camara. don't be shy and buy them you won't know tell you try them or fish with smeone that has them.

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