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| Now that the seson is getting to be close to over; what would you say was your fav bait of 2006? Mine would be the 10 inch suick,stomper hellhound and squirko i can't decide which one of those but they are all my favs  |
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Location: searchin for 50 | I would go with 10" suick weighted and unweighted . A black one and a firetiger one. |
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Location: On your favorite spot | Mepps Maribou - one awesome weekend in September. Otherwise most of my fish this year were on different baits.
Firetiger Suick a close second.
Edited by Marc J 11/4/2006 8:26 PM
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Location: Minnesota | Double Cowgirl |
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| Good question Stug I gotta say my glide I would die without it |
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| Shallow Invader hands down. |
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Location: Sandusky, OH | Musky Magic Slidin' Shad, the 6" one in a show special color (kind of a neon bluegill to my eyes). All my fish (2) this year and most of my follows came on this bait. Thank goodness I picked this one up, or else my rookie year would have been far less eventful.
Of course, it doesn't hurt that I threw this bait about half my time on the water. Funny how the bait I have the most confidence in is also the one I paid the most for (I have a very limited aresenel, but will spend the winter rectifying that!!). |
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Location: Minnesota | I love my 9 inch orange firetiger and perch thriller suicks! And of course the world famous 16 inch Grunt muskie killer. lol |
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| Hawg Seekers Hawg Teaser 12".
My water time was limited this year but I love the action and the fish moved with my El Roacho. Gonna do me good next year.
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Location: Ogden, Ut | Most fish - spinnerbaits (violent strike and Rad dogs)
Biggest (and most memorable) fish - XX
do suckers count? 
Sorno
* I guess that I should add that this is subject to revision...I still have another month or more to fish before ice
Edited by sorenson 11/5/2006 8:21 AM
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Location: Lincoln UK | So far (our season just beginning) MM spinnerbaits, mainly the Huey, high hopes for the Super Chinnook too and Trueglide Guppies. |
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Location: Grayson, Ky | Gotta be a bulldawg, most fish and biggest fish. |
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Location: The desert | My firetiger Manta, not the hang 10, the smaller one. Dynamite bait!
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Location: Michigan | Big Game Tackle Co. 8" Surface Twitch.
J. |
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Location: The Sportsman, home, or out on the water | Timberwolf 10"
and my Walleye flavored Hang Ten. |
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Location: Belleville, WI | BS Willy Creeper - got me a new personal best
honorable mention to the Banana bait.
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | cats tail -normal size -perch color
suick -various sizes and colors
ghost tail -11 inch -green perch
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Location: Madison, WI | Mojo weagle |
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Location: Athens, Ohio | Yeah, the Timberwolf. Best bait I worked this season, although one of Jonesi's big bucktails sure runs a very close second. Now, my Snowrest did get me my biggest fish; hmmm? m |
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| Some new stuff that I bought this year that produced for me this year were the Hawgseekers Hawgteasers, Pacemakers, and the Killer Eel. |
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| must go with pacemakers a bunch of colors and llungen tails |
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Location: Chicago, IL | red/black bulldawg
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| Bitten Tackle Warlock, Cobb's Divorcemaker, Thumpertail Trego Tandem. |
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Location: Omaha, Nebraska | My favorite would have to be Pink/Nickle Windel's Musky Harasser, Wisconsin Model.
Edited by DEMolishedyou2 11/5/2006 8:35 PM
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Location: Ft. Wayne, Indiana | My black weagle did it for me. |
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Location: Mauston, Wisconsin | Well, being somewhat decidely bias'd toward lures from Sweden, I will say my 2 favorite lure(s) for 2006 are a Timberwolf glider (Nemo color pattern ) and a Howie Meyer Presque Isle rigged sucker.
Shane makes one very sweet running glider, even my grandson X-man can work this lure.
Having never fished for muskie's with suckers previously, I can honestly say I have been educated by a master muskie fisherman. Thanks Howie.
Edited by ESOX Maniac 11/6/2006 3:15 AM
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| Ha! I also throw my vote to the Timberwolf. I have a 8" and a 10" and they are terrific. Boated a 38" first time out with the 10". |
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Location: Lebanon,Mo | going with the hooker,boated my biggest this year so far. and threw my phantom sq. for the first time. .boated one and a follow off it,it could be my second?? |
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| I have to go with the Big Suzy Sucker or Holo Walleye Mag Shallow Dawg. |
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Location: Davenport, IA | Seems like my best bait is a new glider every year. This year it was the pink hellhound. |
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Location: Cincinnati, Ohio | Little Ernie, Mepps Musky maribou and Grim reaper bucktails and spinners. Best year ever at 44 fishies. |
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Location: Omaha, Nebraska | my vote goes to the AHL lac Seul Medium and the Timberwolf |
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| 10" manta did it for me most of the year but my back and shoulder couldnt take so I switched to a Hellhound. Its alot less work and has been doing well this fall. I just picked up my first showgirl, looking to get her wet next weekend. |
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| my best was a woodie 6 incher but what do i know. |
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| Easy... weagle and mepps maribou. This summer the weagle seemed to always get hit or always get fish. I'm growing to like muskie stalkers, alot. |
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| My home-made bait, I have been working on this badboy for a few years, tinkering, tweaking, and she finally got a lot of run time this fall, let me tell you!!!!!!! between two of them, they put around 25+ fish in the boat in one month. My close second bait is still the 6" jake. |
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Location: Iowa | Tremor, White Belly Perch Depthraider, and a Rainbow Double Cowgirl...
Big Perc |
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| Cowgirls
Ace Tandems
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| Double Cowgirls,Weagle,Pacemaker! |
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Location: Stevens Point, WI | Good ol' topraider! |
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Location: Stevens Point, WI | Good ol' topraider! |
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Location: Contrarian Island | Hawgteaser and Slow tease....who needs a suick anymore?
Anything with big single or double blades on it...
Warner Cranks
Edited by MSKY HNR 11/6/2006 3:06 PM
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| Other "new" favorite bait for 2006 was the Hoodini. OMG, beautiful. 'Nuff said. |
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| Hands down my fav lure was a Markowicz globe.I caught LOTS of muskies on it this year. 2nd fav,8" Jake,walleye pattern is hot for me now...Paul |
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| Ttrueglide Tremor(Bluegill), Double cowgirl(pink). |
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Location: minocqua, wi. | my elbow tendonitis said the favorite bait was the big double-bladed bucktails .... oh, and the wallet said something about them too. |
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fav bait of 2006