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Location: Montgomery,Illinois | I will be going to the M1 outing on the chain this fall and was wondering what baits should I bring or Buy this is only my second year musky fishing so I dont have as many baits as Id like. Colors,Types,Sizes any help would be greatly appreciated. Im limited to money so i want to buy baits that I will use this fall.
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Location: mount prospect illinois | What ever you do, dont buy any glide baits!!! Like Jerkos or Squirkos, they wont work for you....especially in a tournament!!! Yep those things definately wont help you catch any fish. No sirreee Bob nada!!!! |
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Location: Montgomery,Illinois | Actually i have 2 squirkos. K note to self make sure to bring phantoms, undertakers and squikos.
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Location: oswego, il | Apsrin, tylenol, ect. Takes the head pain away from a frustrating day on the algae pit...;-)
Edited by ToddM 7/27/2003 8:42 PM
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Location: Montgomery,Illinois | k, but with the luck lately on the fox river i dont know. Ill have some high hopes.
Jake
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Location: Illinois-Indiana | Todd,
Your a BAD BAD man, you know you secretly fish the Chain any chance you get:)
Jake,
Slow moving glide baits are the ticket in the fall, something that will suspend in the water (good hang time) is a must. I personaly like the new Slammer drop belly gliders and the DDD. Phantoms and squirkos work well also. |
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Location: Montgomery,Illinois | Ralph,
Where can I get a slammer drop belly glider ive been looking for them but cant find them.
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Location: Lindenhurst, Illinois | Jake,
Check out the slammer tackle website. Not sure of the address is but you can order from there. That is where I got my drop belly slammers.
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Location: Illinois-Indiana | Jake,
Here is the link to the Slammer tackle site: http://www.slammertackle.com/ |
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Location: Montgomery,Illinois | Thanks guys ill check it out.
Jake |
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