school of perch
wolftackle84
Posted 5/9/2010 1:21 PM (#439927)
Subject: school of perch




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Location: sun prairie,wi		new baits 8in and 10in i sold to missourimuskyhunter...let me know what everybody thinks...


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psv
Posted 5/10/2010 9:58 AM (#440059 - in reply to #439927)
Subject: Re: school of perch




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Location: MN		They are looking very good!!!!
I assume, the smallest one is about 6" ?
muskyslayer96
Posted 5/10/2010 1:39 PM (#440095 - in reply to #439927)
Subject: Re: school of perch





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Location: Madison, WI		Wolftackle,

NICE!

I love that pattern, it's one of your best!
MS
MuskyFix
Posted 5/11/2010 7:25 AM (#440171 - in reply to #440095)
Subject: Re: school of perch





Nice School, I like the different year class perch.
wolftackle84
Posted 5/11/2010 10:33 AM (#440201 - in reply to #439927)
Subject: Re: school of perch




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Location: sun prairie,wi		thanx muskyfix...
greyranger
Posted 5/12/2010 9:57 PM (#440611 - in reply to #439927)
Subject: RE: school of perch




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What type of action do the 6's and the 8's have compared to the 10's? Also, what depths do they run (approx)? The school of perch - look good.

Edited by greyranger 5/12/2010 10:05 PM
wolftackle84
Posted 5/13/2010 8:11 AM (#440652 - in reply to #439927)
Subject: Re: school of perch




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Location: sun prairie,wi		the 8 runs just like the 10in...the 6in has a smaller lip and dives to 3 to 5....i have been throw the 6in this season...and whould really good in shallow water...i was casting into a foot of water and slowly retreveing without hitting bottom....

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