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RyanJoz |
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Posts: 1726 Location: Mt. Zion, IL | What are your top 10 spring baits and where do you use them. Example: I fish large rattle traps on shallow rock bars and flats. | ||
shaley |
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Posts: 1184 Location: Iowa Great Lakes | Hellhounds, Cowgirls, Bulldawgs, DDD's, DD's,Wades Wobblers, Wades Wide Glides, Shallow to deep depending on the day, not a real firm beliver in downsizing. | ||
wers4455 |
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Posts: 415 Location: madison wisconsin | I am going to change it up this spring. I always went small in the spring- thats what everyone told me then. After talking to a few guys, my thoughts have definately changed. I'll try bigger baits this time. | ||
knooter |
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Posts: 531 Location: Hugo, MN | Shallow Invaders, Regular Bull Dawgs, any topwater, Suicks and spinnerbaits. That's not ten, but that's about all I throw in June. Works for me on shallow milfoil filled metro lakes here in MN. | ||
Slimeball |
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Posts: 332 Location: Michigan | Big Game Twitchbaits. 5", 6", and 7". Any water i'm on. | ||
Mauser |
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Posts: 724 Location: Southern W.Va. | Lots of fish caught on Rapalas and the like in the spring. Personally I throw Rattle Traps (1 oz.), 7" bucktails and 1 oz spinnerbaits. My crankbaits selection is more of a 206 Jointed Crane and Slammers type . Mauser | ||
Targa01 |
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Posts: 742 Location: Grand Rapids MN | wers4455 - 2/21/2009 3:39 PM I always went small in the spring- thats what everyone told me then. I've bought so many 'big' baits the last few years that all my other lures now look small to me. But for me: - musky marabou, buck-a-bou, #6 Musky Buck, & spinnerbaits - shallow invader, crane 206, 7.5" grandma - 6" phantom, suick, hellhound, - top raider | ||
CASTING55 |
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Posts: 968 Location: N.FIB | small gliders | ||
jlong |
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Posts: 1937 Location: Black Creek, WI | LongTale Little Shot spinnerbait Baby Depthraider That pretty much covers all the structures I fish in the spring (water temps below 60F) | ||
Jason Bomber |
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Posts: 574 | spinnerbaits gliders big joes/small joes rubber cranks WTDs and Top H2Os | ||
Beaver |
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Posts: 4266 | Small to medium gliders worked very slow. My first pick. Minnow baits like Big Games and Grandmas, pulled and paused. Bucktails and spinnerbaits. Small Curley Sues Crankbaits 6" or so. | ||
Lundbob |
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Posts: 443 Location: Duluth, MN | Shallow weedbeds connected to spawning areas. Theres one great spot on my home lake...small neckdown entrance to a very large shallow bay...right outside the entrance to that bay is a pretty good sized weedbed going out into the main lake. MONEY!!! 1.Jackpots 2.Cowgirls 2.Super Cowgirls 2.Grinder's 2.Top Raiders 2.Shallow Invader | ||
muskie24/7 |
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Posts: 909 | Muskie modified old fashion HellBenders! Brian Gilmore | ||
RyanJoz |
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Posts: 1726 Location: Mt. Zion, IL | How about lure speed? Do you typically fish lures slowly or do you use summer speeds to try to find/catch active fish? | ||
luckymusky |
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Posts: 626 Location: ashtabula ohio | wouldnt be without a reef hawg in spring... | ||
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