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Message Subject: Neat Trick For Walleye Pattern Crankbaits

Ranger

Posted 9/30/2003 7:43 AM (#83300)
Subject: Neat Trick For Walleye Pattern Crankbaits

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I was rereading "Musky Mastery" by Steve Heiting and I thought I would share this nifty trick described in the book. Great little book.

"When using a crankbait in walleye pattern, attach a small length of white pork rind to the rear treble to imitate the white spot on a walleye's tail." (Paraphrased)

I stuck a 1" tail end I tore off of a Mr. Twister to a 10" Jake in Walleye pattern yesterday, man it looked great. Didn't affect the action of the big bait at all.

tuffy1

Posted 9/30/2003 8:01 AM (#83303 - in reply to #83300)
Subject: RE: Neat Trick For Walleye Pattern Crankbaits

Posts: 3242

Location: Racine, Wi

You can also do this with a small orange strip, or piece of a power grub in lakes that have high perch populations. Good tip Ranger.
Good Lungen,
Joel

ToddM

Posted 9/30/2003 8:58 PM (#83416 - in reply to #83300)
Subject: RE: Neat Trick For Walleye Pattern Crankbaits

Posts: 20279

Location: oswego, il

I was thinking of making a motor oil TM Tail with a white blade this year to imitate the same thing.

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