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Location: Minnesota Metro | I have a couple manta's and for some reason the smaller pike seem to love them. When fishing for my limit of pike to take home I just snapped on my manta and had it in less than an hour. My brother has had similar experiences with his glide baits on a totally different lake. Just wondering if other people have had the same experience. |
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Location: Antioch IL | yes |
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| you ever see a teenager not hungry. hammerhandles and snotrockets. |
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| I think smaller fish have an easier time getting the bait. Big muskies like to eat them but seem to miss them more. |
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| They sure seem too enjoy my perch hellhound as well. |
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| yes, glidebaits, mepps sizes 00-5 in any color/tail or combination, spoons, crankbaits, jitterbugs, rapalas, any jointed minnow, any jointed minnow, any jerk minnow, any jointed minnow, pull baits, twitch baits, any jointed minnow, live bait of most any type,
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Location: Yahara River Chain | Of course, I have an old wooden char Magic Maker and that gets tons of pike. So many, I'm thinking one of these days, one going to have stripes!!! |
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| Is there a lure they DON'T love? |
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Location: In a shack in the woods | They seem to like gliders I my boat too but their favorite would probably be pounder tails. |
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Location: st. croix county, wisconsin | esoxaddict - 8/2/2010 1:45 PM
Is there a lure they DON'T love?
Thats what I was thinking. |
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Location: Minnesota Metro | From my experience it just seems like they just love glide baits more. I've probably caught pike at a 3 to 1 ratio using glide baits than anything else, and I don't really throw them that much. |
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