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| Hi,
When you are in the back of the boat, what do you throw when the guy in the front is throwing:
a. a bucktail
b. a loud topwater bait
c. a suick
Thanks
El Gordo
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Posts: 5874
| Gordo,
Depending on conditions, this is what I'll throw.
1. Jerk Baits, not in any particular order. Suick, Reef Hawg, Undertaker, Slammer DB
2. Crankbait or Twitch bait
3. I don't let the guy in front throw a Suick! hehehe But if he was, I'd probably throw a bucktail, or a twitch bait.
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Location: Ft. Wayne Indiana | Whatever I want
Mike Hulbert |
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Posts: 3910
| Doesn't matter much, I change my bait A LOT. But I'll usually not throw what my partner is throwing unless s/he's hit on a hot pattern. |
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| You didn't specify what kind of water, or water conditions, tends to make a big difference.
The only limiting factor I see with the front guys bait is, if he is working a search pattern with a fast bait, sometimes you will be moving too fast to work a slow bait in the second positon, ie a hawg wobbler.
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Location: Chicago, Beverly | I throw what I want when in the back. I try not to throw the same as the guy in front unless, as someone else said, that is what's working real good. As for luck front vs. back? I don't think it matters. I've raised and caught as many from the front as the back. |
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Posts: 20248
Location: oswego, il | I always throw something different than what the person in front is throwing. When that person switches to the same bait I am throwing and we are not scoring on fish, I will change baits. |
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Location: Wishin I Was Fishin' | Sometimes I put on the bait that the other guy took off.
It's pretty fun if you get some action!
However, I usually don't change baits much, unless I'm in demo mode. |
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Location: Sheboygan Falls, WI | I usually just throw a fit. I don't care what he throws as long he picks a side to throw it on and doesn't try to cover every last fricking piece of water so that I am nothing more than someone to talk to while he fishes. |
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