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| what are your techniques for 34-40* river muskies? |
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| Soft plastic swimbaits, gliders, and jerk baits.
Soft plastic swimbaits, I straite retrieve at med speed.
Gliders well i work them no different than summer/fall
Jerkbaits, work them the same as summer but slow down the speed.
I also dont use tiny lures, i use normal musky baits 6-10inch range
I have found when those fish turn on, they act like that water is 65.
Edited by anzomcik 3/28/2013 11:27 AM
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| Make sure to keep an eye out for ice chunks flowing down stream... Not sure which river you're thinking about but I've seen a few sloating down the Mississippi that I wouldn't want to hit |
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| Jig em up. |
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Location: New Jersey | I've had success with gliders in sub-40 degree water, mostly on Phantoms. |
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Location: central Wisconsin | Just go walleye fishing with a jig and minnow. Plenty of spring muskies are caught like that. |
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| northwest Pa is where ill be fishing i know Jiggin for muskies has grown in popularity but havent had time to check into it. what jigs/plastics they using |
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| orangetiger bulldawg 11 follows all quality fish 3 hit lost em |
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Cold water (like right now) River Muskie