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Location: Rhinelander. | anyone fish these with regularity and what kind of success and what conditions do you find it best.
Don pfeiffer |
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Location: Illinois-Indiana | Don,
I started fishing them a couple of years ago and had some good success while using them in open water say 20'-40' working them just off the bottom. I like to use them in early spring and again late in the season, cold fronts, and any time I see fish on the graph near the bottom. It's a very good lure when you want to get down there and stay there. |
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| Don, I have had good luck with Fuzzy Duzits in heavy cover like Lily Pads, thick cabbage and millfoil....Gotcha.... Just kidding.
Fuzzy Duzzits are great for suspended fish. I like to cast them out and retrieve them with a rip and pause action. Most fish hit on the pause.
Of course they are also great jigged on the soft to hard bottom transition areas in the late fall. They can also be jigged on any steep breaking shoreline. Good luck and God bless.
John Stellflue
Oneida Esox Guide Service
www.oneidaesox.com |
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| My bro laughs his a$# off when I "resort" to the fuzzy , He calls it the "gay blade" After not catching one for a few days I break it out , figure I might drop it on one's head and knock it out. For real I think it can catch fish, similiar lures catch all species of fish , esp bass and walleye and stripers. Take Care ManitouDan |
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