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esoxmn |
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Posts: 87 | I saw the question on how many lures you have, and realized i only use about ten on a regular basis. How many do you acually use? | ||
The Handyman |
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Posts: 1046 | Sometimes just one in the whole day! But there are alot of times I might use 25/30 in a day! Depends how things are going! I carry at least 200 in the boat at all times and always have an assortment of different types, sizes & colors! | ||
kevin |
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Posts: 1335 Location: Chicago, Beverly | It can range from 1-10 in a day of fishing. Sometimes maybe more if I am getting frustrated. | ||
MuskieE |
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Posts: 2068 Location: Appleton,WI | I have gone 3 months with the same bait and one day going thru the whole box. | ||
The Handyman |
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Posts: 1046 | One other thing I forgot to mention is that I tend to use a wider variety of lures in clear waters then I do in stained water! I don`t know why really but it always works out that way! | ||
Musky Alan |
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Posts: 544 Location: Alsip, Il | Usually 5 to 20during a day, but end up probally using only 2 for 90 % of the day. Al | ||
0723 |
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Posts: 5171 | 3 lures an hour.After 20 minutes no action time to switch.happy holidays 0723 bill ramsey | ||
Plitz..... |
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Posts: 600 Location: West Bend, WI | I second 0723, I seem to get bored with lures quick somtimes.So I change every 20 min. or so.I rotate through 3-4 baits though,Not the whole box. | ||
ToddM |
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Posts: 20218 Location: oswego, il | I may only use 5 lures in a day casting, maybe 10 or so trolling. I take alot, being a weekend fishermen, conditions change, maybe a lake I have not been to since last year, I want the best possible tool for the job. | ||
pbrostuen |
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Posts: 158 Location: Eagan, MN | Seldom more than 5-6 in one day. It's not always the same 5-6, though, but pretty close. If I could only have ten different models for the rest of my life I would be just fine. | ||
caveman670 |
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Posts: 58 | Seems that I bring 200 plus baits, and somedays use 4 and other days everything including the sink. ALSO WHAT WORKED LAST YEAR MOST TIMES DON"T WORK THIS YEAR. I know I have 5 firetiger bulldaugs that have not got a sniff this year LOL RonP | ||
Steve Van Lieshout |
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Posts: 1916 Location: Greenfield, WI | I may use 6-8 different lures during a day. I keep three rods rigged at all times. Each has a different lure type, such as a Slammer Crankbait, Drop Belly Glider, and a topwater. I always try to throw something opposite from anything others in the boat are throwing, unless an obvious pattern developes. | ||
tuffy1 |
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Posts: 3240 Location: Racine, Wi | I usually throw only a handful of baits throughout a certain day. Once a few baits start showing action in a certain year, they tend to get washed more. I do carry as many as I can though just in case. (Just ask litte Tuffy) Trolling, I can wash quite a few during the day. Maybe not different styles, but different colors of particular styles. BigMo, maybe you should give us some input on this. You like to wash alot of baits Good Lungen, Joel | ||
sworrall |
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Posts: 32886 Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Some days one is all it takes, others, the front deck looks like a mad painter got loose. | ||
MuskyMidget |
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Posts: 921 | Most days probably no more than 3 -5. | ||
lobi |
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Posts: 1137 Location: Holly, MI | Originally written by ToddM on 2003-12-28 10:19 PM I may only use 5 lures in a day casting, maybe 10 or so trolling. I take alot, being a weekend fishermen, conditions change, maybe a lake I have not been to since last year, I want the best possible tool for the job. Ditto! | ||
Mr.Pike |
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Posts: 466 Location: Pittsburgh, PA | usually ill just use 3-5 a day | ||
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