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| Went to my local tiger musky lake today and came across several nice fish that were suspended about a foot below the surface, just hanging out. Got one to briefly look at my swimbait before sulking into the depths. Anyone have some experience sight casting to muskies turning it into a hook up? Thanks a lot, Chris |
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| My biggest fish, 50.5 was caught sight fishing, What i did was hook on a plastic senko type bass worm, cast just past the bait and kind of jig it in front of the fish. I would use a mh rod, difficult to cast, but works really well. |
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Location: Sycamore, IL | RobC - 8/17/2013 6:57 PM
My biggest fish, 50.5 was caught sight fishing, What i did was hook on a plastic senko type bass worm, cast just past the bait and kind of jig it in front of the fish. I would use a mh rod, difficult to cast, but works really well.
This is right on the $...creature bait rigged weightless or senko rigged wacky style should get some attention as well.
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| thanks guys. appreciate the help. |
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| I have had success using Red October tubes with the nose rig and letting it sink slowly infront of the fish. They dont hit it, they just grab it or suck it in then sit there. set hard! |
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| thewal2 - 8/19/2013 9:03 AM
I have had success using Red October tubes with the nose rig and letting it sink slowly infront of the fish. They dont hit it, they just grab it or suck it in then sit there. set hard!
I plan to pick some up this week. Have heard others having success at this lake with tubes. I appreciate the advice, thanks. |
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