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| Hello everybody! This fall we have a couple family members joining us for a muskie trip to the Hayward area. We are going up mid-October and they don’t have the drive to throw big rubber or big baits like my dad and I do. Anyone have any suggestions for smaller, easy-working baits in the fall I could tell them. I’ve had luck when I was younger with mini bull dawgs but looking for suggestions to have them enjoy their time while not getting exhausted! Thanks! |
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Location: Chisholm, MN | Red October tubes are easy |
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| Poseidons and swimmin dawgs |
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Location: NE Ohio | suckers! |
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| pklingen - 9/21/2019 8:06 PM
suckers!
Don’t worry! They’ll have one with them! |
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Location: SE, WI. | Jig and Creature....just like bass fishing;) JD |
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| all the plastic from water wolf from tube to shadzilla and rover baits new giants will be awesome for sure. ive just made a few test,and they still swim like the smaller which is very unique.it move like a drunken jake |
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| Try twitch'in smaller sized minnow baits. SS shad raps are my favorite bait to throw when I get tired using the bigger baits. Kdawg |
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Location: mercer wi | Suicks, bobbies, 8" slammers, regular dawgs, shallow invaders, depth raiders. |
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Location: Alexandria, MN | Slow rolling spinner baits - Rad dogs, etc. |
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Location: Seymour, WI | I would have them throw a regular sized Dawg or Dussa and just straight crank it back to the boat. |
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| Rapala's salt water X-rap only weights in at 1.5 oz and is a great jerkbait for Esox of all types. Runs 4' - 6' on the cast. Even though it appears to run nice as a crankbait never got a bite with straight retrieve. |
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Location: Aurora | What about rear props, globes, or hawg wobbler-type topwaters?
I think it's legal to throw them after August now in WI but you might want to check.
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| A paddletail swimBait is killer in Fall and easy to cast and fish.
That would be my first choice for a rookie - shadzilla, Swimmn Dawg, Poseidon... |
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| you forget the best one |
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