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Location: Metro , Mille Lacs, and G. Rapids | I dont throw plastics like bulldawgs , medusas and other big baits like that but what do you guys like to do what your reeling them in just straight retrieval or give it a kind of jigging motion id like to hear what you guys do thanks. |
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Posts: 192
| Try both the fish will tell you what they want |
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Posts: 246
| Cast retrieve figure-8. Repeat until a fish eats it. They are that simple to use. |
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Location: Illinois | Medium intermittent sweeps mixed with straight retrieve and the occasional pause, and then every so often throw in a super jerk in there. |
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Posts: 1023
| I think anything works. I don't fish mine the same as the two above. I jerk aggressively n summer and slow way down in fall. My buddy straight reels them a lot and usually out fishes me. |
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Posts: 180
| Just caught one last night on a perch colored madusa pulling to the right about 2 feet at a medium speed and then reeling in the slack and repeating to the boated. I moved a few more earlier In the day doing the same thing. |
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Posts: 180
| One more thing....make sure you use a high speed reel like a revo toro 60 hs to pick up the slack line as fast as possible!! |
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Posts: 833
| Retrieves with these baits vary. Action is part of your retreive, but one of the strong points of these lures is the ability to fish anywhere in the water column. |
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soft plastic retrieval techniques