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hahdawg |
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Posts: 64 | The fish by me are very lethargic I've had some luck ripping a DD aggressively with long pauses between rips. What baits/techniques do you guys use to get reaction strikes or to irritate fish? | ||
14ledo81 |
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Posts: 4269 Location: Ashland WI | Grind a spinnerbait through weeds. My favorite for this is the slopmaster. | ||
ToddM |
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Posts: 20180 Location: oswego, il | All strikes are reaction strikes. The question is what baits and techniques can you get strikes from when fish are lethargic? I like fast erratic baits. Find yourself a tr twitcher, a zalt, zam or a savage gear low rider slow float. Easy baits to work, very erratic. Edited by ToddM 6/3/2018 10:58 AM | ||
NPike |
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Posts: 612 | hahdawg - 6/3/2018 10:05 AM The fish by me are very lethargic I've had some luck ripping a DD aggressively with long pauses between rips. What baits/techniques do you guys use to get reaction strikes or to irritate fish? DD's and DDD's great baits any time. Sometimes I fish aggressively, sometimes just a twitch or 2 with a (2 to 5)s pause. As for which when I try to let the fish tell me. | ||
true tiger tamer |
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Posts: 343 | Sometimes dropping a jig almost on top of them then lifting quickly will get a fish to go. Another trick is to use a softtail crank and twitching it in front of the fish, then stop it in front of the fish and move it barely enough to move the softtail, a lot of time they can't stand it and will hammer it. | ||
supertrollr |
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todd that's cool to see you talking about these lures because i was looking at these yesterday .i have seen some that are moving a lil bit like believer.but i have not seen a single one that is moving around 10feet.do you know some model that can run around 10' ? do they old 4 to 5 mph or they are more like a twitchbait ? | |||
djwilliams |
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Posts: 759 Location: Ames, Iowa | Todd is spot on. Something erratic like a baitfish in panic mode. A 6 inch Slammer twitched, a topwater burned a bit faster, or a Jackpot. | ||
ToddM |
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Posts: 20180 Location: oswego, il | supertrollr - 6/4/2018 9:29 AM todd that's cool to see you talking about these lures because i was looking at these yesterday .i have seen some that are moving a lil bit like believer.but i have not seen a single one that is moving around 10feet.do you know some model that can run around 10' ? do they old 4 to 5 mph or they are more like a twitchbait ? I assume you are talking about the zalt? To me they are jerk/twitchbaits. I did hear some guys early on were trolling them and doing well when they first became available in the US. When i cast them they don't get down to 10ft. Thers is a floating, suspending and sinking model. The floating model has more of a dive quality, where the sinking model has more of a spoon quality. Edited by ToddM 6/6/2018 10:06 PM | ||
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