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| My friend and I are relatively new to the muskie fishing game, we have been fishing together for 3 years and do our best to educate ourselves to the sport. I would love to hear what your five best baits are for successful muskie fishing on any body of water. Also have a couple of friends that are looking for an inexpensive vacation were they can catch multiple species of fish, any suggestions?? |
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Location: north west wisconsin | bulldawgs, bucktails, jerkbaits, crankbaits, topwaters
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | suicks, ghost tails, mepps, cats tails, i like bucktails |
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Location: Marshfield, WI | suicks, Top Raiders, Mepps Marabou, jerko/squirko, Slopmaster, bulldawgs.
oops, that's 6
Krishna
Edited by k-bob 7/11/2007 10:17 PM
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Location: Omaha, Nebraska | 1) American hardwood Lure Lac Seul Medium
2) ERC Triple D
3) Regular Muskie Treat
4) Musky Innovations Shallow Invader
5) Shumway Flasher |
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| Topraider
Grandma
Suick
Hawg Wobbler
Depth Raider |
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Posts: 2024
| Depends where I'm going.
Canada:
1) Bucktail (pick one)
2) Shallow Invader
3) Suick
4) Top Raider
5) Spinnerbait (pick one)
Illinois/Indiana/KY
1) Shallow Invader
2) Shallow Invader
3) Shallow Invader
4) Spinnerbait (pick one)
5) Shallow Invader
Seriously. |
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Posts: 723
| 6" jake
suick
depth raider
topraider\ciscoe kid
j-mac jig
ask me again tomorrow and that could change..... |
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| coach7373 - 7/11/2007 10:06 PM
Also have a couple of friends that are looking for an inexpensive vacation were they can catch multiple species of fish, any suggestions??
Where are you located? How far do you want to travel? and what do you consider inexpensive? and I assume by multi-species you want a lake with muskie correct? |
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Location: milwaukee | spinnerbait (w/ Colorado blade)
suick
topraider
bulldawg
depthraider
For a quality multi-species experience, hard to beat Cass Lake, MN in my opinion. Shhh, don't tell anyone else... |
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Posts: 550
Location: So. Illinois | Rapala Super Shad Rap
Believer
Spinnerbait
Shallow Invader
Weagul |
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Location: Not where I wanna be! | Boy it is hard to limit it to ONLY five.....i tried
Suick
Bucktails, natural colors......just about any kind
10" Manta
Shallow Invader/Rapala Super Shad
Weagle/TopRaider
all in asorted colors,
if im Trolling
10" Magnum Rapala
10" Believer
9"-13" Grandmas
#9 Shad Raps
Ernies
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Location: Lebanon,Mo | casting...
bucktail
rattletrap
shallow invader
bulldawg
sq. phantom
trolling...
hooker jr.
hooker g&m shad
depthraiders
legend perchbait
grandma
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| For MN Top Five
1. Cowgirl
2. Magnum Bull dawg
3. M&G Spinner Bait
4. Top water prop baits/ Jack pots
5. Glide and/or jerk baits
No matter where you are any body of water that has muskies will be good for most other species. The muskies keep the bio mass down for the other species growing larger fish. For cost etc. research rivers where ever you are going for muskie populations and pools holding them. Rivers often offer camping just off or on them. They are not as suseptable to weather changes keeping fishing at a more even keel. Take your time on them and learn the water they are much more hazardous than lakes. But there are always lots of species no matter how you would like to fish. Another plus is that most are underfished. |
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Location: Minneapolis,Minnesota | Eagletail
Weagle
Magnum Stomper
Bulldawg
Depthraider
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Posts: 295
Location: mad chain | 1. big joe's (nothing even close)
2. d-raider
3. b.s. willey creeper
4. grandma
5.mag. dawg |
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Posts: 344
Location: Musky Country | 1. Shumway Flasher
2. Double cowgirl
3. Mag dawg
4. Jackpot
5. Globe |
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Posts: 724
Location: Southern W.Va. | Jerkbait: Manta, Best and easiest to work on the market
Spinnerbait: M&G or Raddog
Bucktail: Mepps Musky Killer ( double tail) best there is
Crankbait: Crane or ERC DDD or DD
Topwater: Topraider or Large Globe
Just my picks but there are TOO many colors to choose from , that must be made given the conditions of the waters being fished. These will get you started. Good luck
Mauser |
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Location: Lake Tomahawk, WI | Mag Dawgs
Depthraiders
Suick
8" Jake
Grandmas
JS |
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Posts: 3164
| Sq phantom
LOW RIDER
phat boy
jerko
mag dawg |
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Posts: 556
| 14 inch ghost tail
suicks
pacemaker
XXX
weagle |
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Posts: 574
| DCG
LOWrider/chopper
shallow invader/super shad
hawgwobbler
rad dog spinner
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| Double X
Dawg
Pacemaker/Stomper
Weagle
Hawg Wobbler |
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| Bucktail
Homewrecker Surface Bait (Reaction Strike Lures)
Suick
Reef Hawg
Believer
I like perch/walleye and sucker flavors....good luck |
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Posts: 216
Location: Belleville, WI | BS Willy Creeper
Bulldawg
Depthraider
Gerber Tail/Dinner Bell
Banana Bait |
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Posts: 3920
| 7.5" weighted to suspend grandma
Raddog spinnerbait
Topraider
Timberwolf Glider
10" Jake
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| so what is a shallow invader and where can I find one? |
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| musky magic- slidin' shad
perch colred suick
ty sennett- pacemaker
bucktails of your choice
some type of plastic- bull dawg- swimming joe- swim bait........ |
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Posts: 699
Location: Hugo, MN | Weagle
Pacemaker
Bulldawg
Muskie Treat
Lilly Tail |
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Location: On the water | Llungen Tail
Top Raider
Bull Dawg
Manta
Raddog
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