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Location: Monee, Illinois | Lets just post what make and type and color on the message board and just vote for type of lure. All things being equal. Also I know I am going to forget a type so I vote other please type what type of lure. |
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| Hughes River 8" Shaker in one of his sucker patterns. |
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Location: lansing, il | soft plastic, magnum bulldawg, black and orange or walleye color. |
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Location: oswego, il | I suppose a spinnerbait would be the best choice but I chose a glide bait. You can work them slow or fast and some very erratically to fit the conditions. |
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Location: Wishin I Was Fishin' | Firetiger Double Weighted 10" Suick |
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Posts: 37
| 207 crane in either black and white or green and white. |
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Location: mpls | 9" Hustler in "Whitefish" color. |
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| Slammer Drop Belly Glider, Walleye
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| 9" Suick in the Old Sucker pattern with a JoMusky weight system. Steve |
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| Ace tandem spinnerbait, without question the BEST, most versatile bait for my money. Color would probably be chartreuse and orange. I'm kind of suprised, glide baits are entertaining to throw, but are completely worthless in heavy cover. On a lake like LOTW, you could never put one on and fish half the spots I do in a day, at least fish them correctly that is. For me I'd never let a bait dictate which spots I want to fish. At least that has been my experience.
Ryan
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| It's a very difficult question. After some thought, I'll be the first to poll on a Bucktail. Probable Mepps in a natural color.
Edited by esox-dan 6/21/2004 12:59 PM
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Location: Pelican Lake/Three Lakes Chain | FOr versatility throughout the season I would pick a 10" suick with a weight system in Natural perch or sucker. |
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Location: MPLS, MN | 7 1/2" Perch Grandma. |
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Location: Oshawa, Ontario | Amma Bama - black perch |
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Location: Mauston, Wisconsin | My choice would be my go too cresent wrench bait -> floating Zalt - 19cm/7.5" in the "Bumblebee".
Al |
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Location: Waukesha & Land O Lakes, WI | The old 6" Slammer twitch in the walleye pattern. I cannot live without this bait. |
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Location: Sun Prairie, WI | Bucktail
Sugartale Cisco color |
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| Black Husky hawg wobbler |
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Location: Cudahy, Wisconsin | A black widow Topraider. |
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| 7" Perch Molly Bait  |
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Location: Pittsburgh, PA | blue river undertaker in hot tiger |
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Location: Monee, Illinois | Crank Bait (Shallow Runner) SS Shad Crappie Color GREAT WEBSTER BAIT BOYS AND GIRLS....I like the turn out of the poll. It is amasing how many differnt baits there are and HOW MANY DIFFERENT BAITS ARE FAVORITES!!!!! YOU have to love muskie fishin........
PGASCHULZ |
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Location: Wauwatosa, WI | a perch or pikie manta, can run shallow or deep; fast or slow.
bob |
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Location: Waukesha, WI. | top water it would br one of my frogs |
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Location: Holly, MI | 8 inch Jointed Perch Believer. Twitches, surface crawls, cranks shallow, cranks deep, trolls. Mighty universal bait.
This will never happen..Right?? |
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| 10 inch straight Believer on Nine Dollar Bass |
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Location: Monee, Illinois | Keep them coming I don't think we have had two of the same yet...... |
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Location: Brooklyn Park | Orange and Black Phantom Walker. I weight this lure early to make submersable. Gives off nasty vibration underwater.
Rippin' Lip
Bmax |
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| Sandcat w/weight system, walleye color |
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Location: Rice Lake,WI | Cisco Bulldawg |
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| No doubt.........straight model firetiger depth raider |
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Location: Belgium | divani VG in brown/golden color or herring color (metallic lilla) |
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| For me it would have to be a 1 ounce brass Red Eye. |
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Location: Algonquin, ILL | I would prefer a Bucktail, Don't care who makes it as long as it's a Chartruse Blade/Black Hair
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| I could throw a black bulldog the rest of my life. Of course I'd need a shallow and normal one. |
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Location: Oak Park, IL | Again, for all-season versatility I'd probably go with a 9" Grandma, holographic perch, although the bull dawg option is certainly tempting....
Edited by muskiewhisperer 6/12/2004 9:05 PM
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| 10" Jake, sucker pattern.
J.Sloan
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| Have to go with the 7"Twitcher in Sunburst or Holoform Walleye  |
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Location: Kawartha Lakes, Ontario | I think Bob Izumi answered this question best when he said "Asking a fisherman if he could only use one lure, what would it be is like asking a golfer if he could only use one club for an entire round of golf what would he use?." Lures are tools that have an appropriate time and place, just like golf clubs. You wouldn't use a putter off the tee, would you?
However, if I had to use just one lure it would be a 10" straight Believer. You can cast or troll it deep or shallow, or even crawl it across the surface. A very versatile lure that can be used in many situations. |
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| Spinnerbait. 2 Oz Grinder or Rad Dog |
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Location: Minneapolis,Minnesota | I think I would have to go with the Weagul!
For some reason I just have confidence in that bait |
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Location: Maple Grove, MN | A copper, willow bladed, with brown hair CJs spinner bait. I couldn't throw it the rest of my life though as the one I got last year is already in rough shape. Actually, many of my CJs spinner baits are beat up real bad..... |
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| Either some kind of glider, that i could mess with the screw in weights for depth, or a crankbait like a jake that i could twitch shallow or fish deeper with it just by crankin it in. |
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Location: St. Louis, MO., Marco Is., FL, Nestor Falls, ON | Buchertail in the sunset pattern. |
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Location: mount prospect illinois | Walleye pattern Jerko. It keeps coming through. |
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| magic maker-white holoform  |
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Location: Southern W.Va. | Caught more fish on a 9" Sledge in Red Perch so I would probably pick it..... or maybe a MEPPS bucktail with a Chart. blade and Black tail.......... how about a 8" Swim Wizz in bluegill.......and I just got this new bait called a Wabull that looks TOO good.......then there's this 5" Slammer that's real good too.............. you get the picture
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| Bobbie Bait sucker color |
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Location: Monee, Illinois | yeah....... |
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Location: Mauston, Wisconsin | Come on Mauser the post said 1 lure! Not your entire tackle box!
Hope you & Mikie are catchin' fish.
Have fun
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| 8 inch Baby Blue Reef Hawg. |
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| Smoker SS Shad Orange Tiger Color
If there big take a picture if there small be ashamed! |
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Location: South Portsmouth, KY | Rainbow trout or shad colored Little Ernie. |
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Location: Monee, Illinois | Way to go guys and gals keep it up......... |
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Location: Muskegon Michigan | No question at all, 6.5' Talonz Little Claw Twitch version in a Tan Perch. Kingfisher |
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Location: Monee, Illinois | Has anyone one ever seen the FLOATING CRAB??? |
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| Bucktail w/ nickel blade and red/yellow hair
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If you had one muskie lure to throw the rest of your life what would it be? (ADD Color and Make)