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| Got a cold front rolling in this weekend here in IL. They're calling a low of 33 degrees on Sunday and possible rain on Saturday. What do you guys do when you have a fall cold front you have to fish through? Here are some things I was thinking of: slow down, downsize, baits with plastic, glidebaits, slow rolling spinnerbaits, making lots of contact with structure, and/or backing off from the structure and making a couple casts deep once in a while. Any suggestions? Would some of this apply to timbered reservoirs? Any input would be greatly appreciated! | |
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| SOAK A SUCKER! 
If you say "Live bait, no thanks", try plastics (Jigs, Bull Dawgs) and slow moving gliders and jerks.
Also give smaller lures a try, Shad Raps, 6" Jakes, 6" Grandmas, Small Believers, Jointed Baby Depth Raiders, etc.
Good luck,
Steve
Edited by muskyboy 10/1/2004 1:44 PM
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Location: Oconto Falls, WI | Rubber, rubber, rubber fished deep, deep, deep! | |
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Location: Ft. Wayne Indiana | BULLDAWGS AND OPEN WATER.
Open water fish, in my opinion are not as greatly affected as the shallow water fish. Strap on a mag dawg and get casting. Let it sink, rip, pause, tap, tap, rip, sink......rip, rip...sink, tap, tap, tap..... then repeat!
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Location: Madtown, WI | Mike is that how you work a bulldawg or is that your routine for going to the bathroom?? Tap Tap tap, Rip (there goes the TP), sink (you know what this is...)
Sorry couldn't help it.
Cory | |
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Fall Cold Front Tactics