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Location: Tower, Lake Vermilion | Love throwing topwater baits however bucktails have to be the most productive.
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Posts: 84
Location: Knot on the WATER | whats working hot is ours!! |
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Posts: 405
Location: WI | Jerkbaits. Doesn't matter if it's a Suick, Bobbie, Hellhound, Phantom, etc. They're all fun to work & muskies like 'em. |
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Posts: 47
| Gliders for me, because they move more fish for me than anything else by far. Low ratio of strikes to follows so far, something I'd lold to change in 2014 |
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Posts: 47
| Gliders, because they move more fish for me than any other style by far. Low ratio of strikes to follows however, something I'd like to improve upon during 2014 |
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Posts: 364
Location: Vilas County, WI | Blades - 9's and 10's; Then topwater; Then any dive/rise jerk |
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Location: On the Niagara River in Buffalo, NY | Crankbaits |
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Posts: 149
| Gilders. |
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Posts: 25
| 5 to 7 inch tubes, hard to find and have accounted for well over 120 muskies in my boat over the past few years up to 47 inches. Almost nobody presents lures on the bottom, fish are completely unconditioned to them. |
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Posts: 134
| Rippin cranks! |
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Posts: 1504
Location: Oregon | Favorite by far hard swimbaits followed by gliders |
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Posts: 51
| Jerkbaits/raptor Rubber/pounder |
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Location: Sawyer County, WI | Topwater is my favorite, and it's a shame that 2013 was such a terrible topwater year for me. |
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Posts: 71
| Gliders and jerks are hands down the most fun. They keep me way more entertained than pulling bucktails. |
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