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| Fast or slow....how should we GO! |
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| I love burnning bucky's, you can cover a lot of water in this manner and search out active ski's!!!!!!!![:p] |
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| Gotta let the fish answer this question. Some days it's slooow, but most days I have better success burning the baits. Their muskies, how do you know till you are there.
Good luck, Murph |
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| I like fast to faster the first 2/3s of the year, I always keep my spinnerbaits in the top 1 ft of the water column through and around weeds in 10 ft of water or less.
In the fall I may slow down a bit after adding a large trailler and bringning the lure some 3 to 4' down is as much as 20' of water. |
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| Burn Baby Burn! I slow it down a little in the fall, but mostly I like to move'em fast. I also heave it up about 10ft out in front and that always seem to get some attention. |
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| both depending on time of year, definitely slower at night
or super early morning (still dark). |
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| I have found from a tournament perspective that the opposite from what everyone else is doing can maybe put that one elusive extra fish in the boat. The real key is whatdo the fish want. If we are fishing "tails" one of us generally burns it and one uses the old slow roll until the fish lets you know. |
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