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mnmusky101
Posted 10/29/2009 9:26 PM (#407029)
Subject: BIG baits so far?





Posts: 169


Location: Houlton, WI
Hey, ive been spending most off my time this fall hunting and havent done much fishing. Im hoping to get out this weekend and i was wondering, have big baits been doing anything. Are there any specific baits or colors that have been working for you?
Netman
Posted 10/30/2009 6:02 AM (#407066 - in reply to #407029)
Subject: RE: BIG baits so far?





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Location: New Berlin,Wisconsin,53151
Nothing been moving down here for us, except using suckers. I hope that changes as they did chase suicks and jerk/glide baits at the end of last season. Maybe it's the weather and the fact that were able to throw baits all summer. I can't even get them to follow a bulldog.

Save your money and buy suckers,

Netman
Medford Fisher
Posted 10/30/2009 11:12 AM (#407095 - in reply to #407029)
Subject: Re: BIG baits so far?




Posts: 1055


Location: Medford, WI
Cole,

We've actually been having the opposite results as Netman. This fall, artificials have been outfishing suckers for us which is very rare for this time of year. The past 3 weekends out, we've had at least one and usually two suckers out, and have only gotten one musky on them (2 other strikes); however, we have gotten 5 muskies on 11" Curly Sues over the same time period and lost one on a 10" Jake. I don't know what it is, but the Curly Sues are outfishing suckers for us so far. As far as colors go, a walleye-like pattern has been the hottest with some yellow in it as well.
Hope you're able to get out and net a few.
-Jake Bucki
esoxfly
Posted 10/31/2009 12:23 AM (#407176 - in reply to #407029)
Subject: Re: BIG baits so far?





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Location: Kodiak, AK
I caught two tonight on one of my pink/chartruese double 10's. Haven't had much luck going big yet.
Hatcher
Posted 10/31/2009 10:46 PM (#407266 - in reply to #407029)
Subject: RE: BIG baits so far?




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Muskyhunter 247 is catchin em on bucktails yet.
breaking_ben
Posted 11/1/2009 8:52 PM (#407386 - in reply to #407029)
Subject: RE: BIG baits so far?


Do many of you guys use bucktails/topwaters up until freeze up? All the reading that I have done, it seems like jerkbaits/crankbaits/suckers get the nod. What are your thoughts?
Ryan_Cotter
Posted 11/1/2009 8:58 PM (#407389 - in reply to #407029)
Subject: Re: BIG baits so far?




Posts: 182


Location: musky waters of SE, WI
DCGs have worked for me until the end of the year. The key i think is to reel them just enough to get the blades spinning. Most of the time im using Super Models and slow rolling them. Of course i use jerkbaits as well. Everyone has there own opinions, if your catching fish on a jerkbait or crankbait your probably not going to change to a bucktail and see if that works.
Tim Schmitz
Posted 11/2/2009 6:54 AM (#407402 - in reply to #407029)
Subject: Re: BIG baits so far?




Posts: 540


Location: MN
5 of my last 6 fish have came on mamouth sues and the 6th one on a 10" jake.
Muskyhunter247
Posted 11/2/2009 9:01 PM (#407478 - in reply to #407029)
Subject: RE: BIG baits so far?




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I have been having a lot of action this fall on Double 10's and 13's. I use them the same way Ryan does. Cast them out and slowly reel them in. Get the bait as deep as possible, and make sure you figure 8 after every cast.
If the fish are shallow try jerbaits and glide baits.
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