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| There's a Least Productive Lures thread, so why not?
My top producer so far has been Double 10's......shockingly.....
Next would be the magnum bulldawg, definitely one of the hottest baits in my box. That would be closely followed by the 10" Kickin' minnow, raised some BIG fish on that gem. |
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Posts: 538
Location: northern indiana | Most productive lure is a glide bait that I customized myself. Havn't boated any on this bait yet but raised some GIANTS on it. I'm not saying that that's my go to either. After working with Ben (Muskyfix), I think I may have found a few new favorites. Look him up and you wont be disapointed. |
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Location: Minnesota Metro | For simply raising fish mine is easily the manta in pretty much every color just depends on what body of water I'm on. Now for actually hooking and landing fish I'd go with the TNT Triclops and a 11 1/4 inch super deep diving saltwater crankbait I have. They don't make it anymore so I'll be going swimming if I ever snag it. |
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Posts: 156
| 3 way tie for most fish in the net: 10" unweighted Suick (personal best on this one), 9" weighted Suick, 208 Crane.
I guess I need to take the advice I got to start throwing more blades. |
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Location: Land of the Musky | Suick
Rubber swimbaits (regardless of most brand names IMO)
Double 10s (regardless of most brand names IMO)
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| I have caught so many fish on my trueglide spinner bait that I won in a MI auction a couple years back it's silly. Love that bait. I also have really well on the 12" custom pacemakers . Big fish bait all the way up ice up.
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Posts: 962
| MX6-From MuskieTrain, Got my PB on one again this year 54" (53.5" last year)
MX9-From MuskieTrain, Put biggest Madison chain fish 52" in boat
Jeff Hanson
madisonmuskyguide.com |
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Posts: 682
Location: Sycamore, IL | 9" unweighted Suick, Nutbuster spinner baits and Rapala super shad raps are my most consistent producers, but then again I almost always throw these baits at key times/prime spots... |
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Posts: 286
Location: VA | Double 10's
Nimmer Topwaters
10" jakes
Double D's
Danczyk Gliders
Medussa's all dressed in black. |
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Posts: 4343
Location: Smith Creek | 14" sucker. Muskies per hour quadrupes with Mr. Sucko hanging over the side of the boat. |
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Posts: 84
| In no specific order:
Shimmr-n-shad baby jointed depthraider
Black magnum hawg wobbler
chartruese tiger manta
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Posts: 1145
| Shallow Invader - Any color
8" Weagle - Perch
8" Manta - Pearl Tiger
700 Series Buchertail - Orange/Black |
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Posts: 62
| Reef Hawgs have been tough to beat for me. Been fishing cold fronts and tough conditions and they seem to move fish when the bites tough..... |
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Posts: 2308
Location: SE, WI. | My 2 best producers this year are; Muskietrain Diesels, and my custom homemade spinnerbaits. |
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Posts: 921
Location: Apollo, PA | Those diesels are cool looking, i got to get a few, and mordas is a diesel for sure. |
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Posts: 991
| ive grown quite fond of the 9' weighted sledges...fished a tourney on chautauqua where 17 fish total were caught between 65 fisherman...6 of them came from our boat and 5 were on the flo green 9' weighted sledge! I also like an all black 8' leo jerk and phantoms |
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| Top 5 in order
Medussa - perch
Weighted Suick - grey sucker
Phantom Soft Tail - 10 in
Double Dog - Custom
DCG - Silver/White
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Location: Ixonia, WI | Diesel by Muskie Train for SE WI for sure! |
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