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Location: Pewaukee, Wisconsin | I have been fishing after dark more and more the last 5 years with outstanding sucess. Casting large bucktails have taken more fish last year than any other bait out of my boat. I have to say the Double X was my hottest bait of 2006 for casting after dark. As for trolling I would say the little Ernie kicked some tail also.
What was your hot bait or baits for the past 2006 season after dark? |
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Location: Black Creek, WI | LongTale Spinnerbaits  |
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| Any bucktail with 2 diferent color blades, and my lowrider were the best for me. |
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Location: Minnesota | Double Cowgirls |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | This gets the most use after dark by Sue and me. I need to get out more. 
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Location: Contrarian Island | Lee's chopper, big single and double bladed bucktails...go figure...that ad for double cowgirls in the new musky hunter says it all... |
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| Bucktails (Magnum Boo Tails, Shumway Flashers, Cowgirls, and Sillygirls)
Spinnerbaits (Muskie Machinery, Longtale, Rad Dogs, Weed Warriors, and Grinders)
Crankbaits (Legend Perch Baits, Depth Raiders, Tuff Shads, and Lil Ernies)
Topwaters (Jointed Believers, Pacemakers, and Choppers) |
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| Hey guys I have a question....
Think the night bite is as hot in darker, muddy water??
If so what to use? |
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Location: Ogden, Ut | All of my after dark fish were caught on a Mojo XX.
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Location: Racine, Wi | Double XX's and Dawgs when casting, trolling Baby DRocks. |
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Location: Oconto Falls, WI | Year after year a Big Joe. Last year a 10" Jake came a close second though. |
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Location: Belleville, WI | BS Willy Creeper |
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| mag dawgs and d raiders
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| In the U.S.- Straight model night shiner depth raider
In Canada- A large black and nickle eagletail |
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Location: Albertville, Minnesota | No secret here...anything with #10 Colardo's. Primarily the XXX and Silly girl.
Chris |
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Posts: 374
Location: Bemidji | Pacemakers and those bucktail things with 2 blades. |
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | cats tails |
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Location: Kinkaid Lake, IL | Pacemaker's and the new DC-10 from llungen lures |
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Location: north central wisconsin |
Same things the past 6-8 years. After dark confidence stuff doesn't seem to change for us, save for location used.
Triple Take(single #10 Colorado with rubber thumper)
Rylure Globe
10" Jake
Lelure Fetch and Catch
Broken Log(similar to Husky Hawg Wobbler but louder tail spinner)
Edited by Reef Hawg 12/31/2006 7:16 PM
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Location: Omaha, Nebraska | AHL Lac Seul Medium |
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Location: Cave Run Lake KY. | Le Lure Fetch and Catch -- Le Lure Globe |
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| Big Blades of course, but the Drifter 12" Super Stalker was $$$ at times too. Steve |
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Location: Muskegon Michigan | Talonz Spinline All Black Bucktail with a Magnum Black grub tail. All black blade,hair and tail. Kingfisher |
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| Black Magic Spinnerbait and Topraider |
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Location: Tomahawk, Wisconsin | weagle baby
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Location: Clintonville, WI | Always has been.....was in '06.....will likely continue to be........a Hi-Fin Creeper |
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Location: Pewaukee, Wisconsin | Well after all the pm's and e-mails I have got from the invisable readers on the web sites I have to say the Top Raider and Crankbait is tops on a bunch of peoples lists.
One thing I learned this season is that the Top raiders can be used in all water temps. I had a client that loved that bait and wanted to cast it after dark in late October. I told him it was not by first choice but anything can happen. He had the most action of the three guys in the boat. Crankbaits will always work anywhere anytime. |
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