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asingua |
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Posts: 91 | Ok, I have a question for all you Dawg Users. I've fished them many times in the early summer into fall, but haven't fished them much in the spring. If you want to target shallow weed flats or areas in early spring, do you still go with dawgs ( shallow dogs) and how would you fish them? I would think they would sink too fast to fish in shallow flats ( 3 - 5 ft) . Just curious about other options for spring. Any help? | ||
jdsplasher |
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Posts: 2270 Location: SE, WI. | The hellkat is an excellent bait in the shallow water. Opt for the Cork model. It sinks at a rate of about 1 ft per 3 seconds. Check out Hellkat post below this one. No problems in the shallow rocks!!! | ||
psv |
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Posts: 469 Location: MN | JD +1 Waiting to try this kitten in the spring.
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jdsplasher |
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Posts: 2270 Location: SE, WI. | Very cool color, Nice!!! I can see the cork...;-) | ||
Rudedog |
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Posts: 625 Location: S.W. WI | I love to fish Shallow Dawgs over cabbage that's within a few feet of the surface. I use Magnum sh. Dawgs mostly. Just start reelin em' and pull/pop em right away, may help to keep your rod up a little too. With practice and the right touch....they glide very nice. The Reg. sized Shallow Dawgs stay pretty high without much effort. Nice erattic glides when popped along. -Jon | ||
TheMuskyMan |
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Posts: 339 Location: Maryland | Where can i get me that color? | ||
jdsplasher |
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Posts: 2270 Location: SE, WI. | muskyman; go to www.hellkatshockbaits.com | ||
psv |
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Posts: 469 Location: MN | TheMuskyMan - 2/26/2012 4:40 PM Where can i get me that color?
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jfreborg |
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Posts: 121 Location: Forest Lake, MN & Bemidji, MN | Just straight retrieve them. Synchronize your retrieve like you would a bucktail and you will have no issue fishing them at this depth. You can do it with a regular pounder, don't need a shallow model or smaller one unless that's what you want. The actual weight difference is minimal. I have had great luck on straight retrieved plastics of all types and I don't think I'm alone. Good luck! | ||
harryliu |
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Tackle Industries |
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Posts: 4053 Location: Land of the Musky | Shallow and/or small swimbaits and work them slow. We kill-em in Canada in late May with shallow Reg SuperDs in spring. LOL most of the guys in the camp don't believe we have so many pictures of big fish using artificials vs dead bait that early and we outfish many. That Hellkat looks like it may have a spot in my tacklebox this year! Looks like a nice flat bait to run real shallow. It works! James | ||
Mike |
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Does anyone have any pictures of custom colored hellkata | |||
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