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MuskieE

Posted 2/22/2006 4:52 PM (#178930)
Subject: chrome baits. anybody have experience?

Posts: 2060

Location: Appleton,WI

ive heard chrome come into play when the water temps drop in the fall.What are your thoughts on chrome and muskie's?

ChrisH

Posted 2/22/2006 5:23 PM (#178957 - in reply to #178930)
Subject: RE: chrome baits. anybody have experience?

Actually, chrome is a good color all year round, if the water is clear. A chrome bait with a blue back has been a successful color for me and a few friends. It gives off a great flash on bright sunny days.

Mikes Extreme

Posted 2/22/2006 5:29 PM (#178966 - in reply to #178957)
Subject: RE: chrome baits. anybody have experience?

Posts: 2691

Location: Pewaukee, Wisconsin

E,

I have had good luck on Blue/Chrome baits also. Mostly in clear water, Cass lake and Green Bay.

Lake Erie we had great action with that color on bright sunny days for huge eyes trolling cranks.

muskyboy

Posted 2/22/2006 7:29 PM (#178998 - in reply to #178930)
Subject: RE: chrome baits. anybody have experience?

Great color Eric for clear water, like when we finally get out and fish Green Bay

I finally have one of your gliders from Todd, and can't wait to toss it after attaching some 5/0s.

Thank you,

Steve

MuskieE

Posted 2/23/2006 4:29 PM (#179196 - in reply to #178998)
Subject: RE: chrome baits. anybody have experience?

Posts: 2060

Location: Appleton,WI

5/o's no way 3/0 please!!!

KidDerringer

Posted 2/23/2006 4:41 PM (#179197 - in reply to #178930)
Subject: RE: chrome baits. anybody have experience?

Posts: 244

Location: Mallard Island Lake Vermilion MN

I like them shinny baits.
Mirror finish makes fish pay attention more as they see themself an go on up for a big smooch.

Next thing they know I is ripping lips.

They are whining>> Hey what the $#%@, that hurts dude!!!
Minutes later after a bit of a fit, they come up boat side for some photos and FREE dental work.

Perfect Drift

Posted 2/24/2006 11:02 AM (#179371 - in reply to #178930)
Subject: RE: chrome baits. anybody have experience?

Posts: 155

I can,t wait for the new chrome Believer,s.They look pretty awsome.The old shallow Raiders are still some of my staples.But this year I,m trying more golds.

2Rodknocker

Posted 2/24/2006 11:17 AM (#179375 - in reply to #178930)
Subject: RE: chrome baits. anybody have experience?

Posts: 459

Location: New Baden IL

I have caught fish on chrome jakes and chrome believers both in super clear water and super dirty water. There was one stretch that a 10" chrome and blue Jake was the only bait we could move fish on, and ended up breaking both of the ones I had on fish thrashing in the net....oh well at least we caught them before we busted them up.
When the water gets so dirty that there is only 6-12" visibility, I love lots of color and flash, so chrome and holoform baits get the nod in my boat.
On a side note has anybody had trouble with chrome baits turning cloudy in really cold water? I have one believer that turns almost milky white in cold water... What's up with that?
Rodney LaCaze

CiscoKid

Posted 2/24/2006 11:44 AM (#179383 - in reply to #178930)
Subject: RE: chrome baits. anybody have experience?

Posts: 1906

Location: Oconto Falls, WI

They don't work!

Love em, and I can't wait to see if Drifter comes out with them in the near future. They work at all times of the year.

Edited by CiscoKid 2/24/2006 11:45 AM

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