1 sucker and 1 lure or 2 suckers?
Dave8121
Posted 10/28/2013 4:23 PM (#670662)
Subject: 1 sucker and 1 lure or 2 suckers?




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If you could run 2 lines would you run 2 suckers at different depths or one sucker and cast an artificial?
ToddM
Posted 10/28/2013 4:50 PM (#670671 - in reply to #670662)
Subject: Re: 1 sucker and 1 lure or 2 suckers?





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Location: oswego, il		Depends on the mood of the fish. I have been to a lake and used up 5 suckers by noon, go there the next weekend catch fish but the suckers were ignored all day. They both work its just a matter of when.

still not an exact science but the colder the water gets the better two suckers might be.

Edited by ToddM 10/28/2013 4:53 PM
esox911
Posted 10/28/2013 5:27 PM (#670680 - in reply to #670662)
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Todd is right on---let the fish tell you---start with 1 of each and see whats going on. I have had it both ways on the same lake just days apart. But the colder water gets---the more time I spend with the suckers..
wisriverrat
Posted 10/28/2013 5:59 PM (#670683 - in reply to #670662)
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Location: On the River		1 sucker 1 lure the lure will draw fish in to your sucker
Trophyseeker50
Posted 10/28/2013 7:54 PM (#670703 - in reply to #670662)
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Location: WI		My person feeling is that if you are not casting you are relying on being directly over a fish to get your bait in the strike zone. I try to go very slow working jerk baits in to the sucker. I literally bring the bait with in a foot of the sucker line in front of me and make a turn rather than a full eight. Just my method but works for me. If you are doing it right, your sucker is maintaining a vertical line( unless being chased). Work your baits slow with lots of pauses. If you don't see any fish but your suckers are getting bit you might go to only suckers. In my opinion the sucker is only half the system.
Johnnie
Posted 10/28/2013 8:03 PM (#670710 - in reply to #670703)
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Location: NE Wisconsin		This time of year one sucker and jigging a Fuzzy is very very hard to beat.
Obfuscate Musky
Posted 10/29/2013 10:38 AM (#670812 - in reply to #670662)
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Location: MPLS, MN		Depends how cold it is
Guest
Posted 10/30/2013 12:50 AM (#670968 - in reply to #670662)
Subject: RE: 1 sucker and 1 lure or 2 suckers?


12 bucks a pop on suckers jig bulldogs sheps advice
Ja Rule
Posted 10/30/2013 6:00 AM (#670975 - in reply to #670968)
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Guest - 10/30/2013 12:50 AM

12 bucks a pop on suckers jig bulldogs sheps advice


That's good advice, jigging a bulldawg can be a great tactic in fall.

Edited by Ja Rule 10/30/2013 6:06 AM
Hunter4
Posted 10/30/2013 6:13 AM (#670977 - in reply to #670662)
Subject: Re: 1 sucker and 1 lure or 2 suckers?




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On Madison chain last November I never through a cast the entire month. Due mostly to a elbow problem. Boated 12 fish that month. All of them on suckers. I don't think dragging two suckers hurt me a bit. But whose to say if I was able to cast I couldn't of caught a few more?
ILmuskie
Posted 10/30/2013 6:53 AM (#670980 - in reply to #670662)
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Location: Dixon, IL		I would use 1 sucker and 1 lure on boat. Two suckers if I am on shore!