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Location: Lebanon,Mo | if you could only pick one. im not talkin "bucktail" "topwater" etc...i want to know the name of the bait if you could have only one for the entire season to fish with.
whats it gonna be....
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Location: The desert | I think if you would have asked me a few months ago I would have said a manta, but with my recent success with a Topraider I'd have to go with that. Its great all season long. |
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| Dupont Spinner aka: 1/4 stick of dynamite. LOL Sometimes makes release a little more difficult though. |
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Location: Roseau | 10" jointed believer - use as top water, troll it, use shallow over weeds or rocks, use deep bang rocks, all in one lure and the fish just slam the things!! |
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| Super Chinook Spinnerbait or Jointed Super Believer  |
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| Black/Silver Bucktail |
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| Regular sized shallow bulldog in LOTW colour uptown dog! |
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Location: Eau Claire,WI | Mag BullDawg |
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Location: Hoboken, NJ / North Webster, IN | I would need some clarification in that....if you ask me for one lure for strictly catching the most fish I'd choose one thing(probably kickin minnow, bulldog or bucktail)....but if it was truly my choice based on enjoyment for the year....
PACEMAKER every time.
A blast to fish, produces decenlty well.
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| Low Rider |
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| All Black Suick--9 inch weighted. Have caught fish on these spring till Fall |
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Location: Appleton | I think I'd go Hot Whitefish Suick 9" Weighted |
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Location: Sheboygan Falls, WI | Mepps Musky Marabou, white blade with a black/white tail. Anytime, anywhere. |
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| Beaver Slivinski custom Weagle |
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| Grandma |
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Location: Hayward, WI | For my typical style of fishing, I would probably pick a single blade Rad Dog spinnerbait. Probably black/flame.
If I had to pick one bait that could fish nearly all year, any depth, fast or slow, I would probably pick something like an 8" Jake. Can be twitched just under the surface, ripped, cranked, or trolled. Medium sized bait that would produce all year long. Lots of guys would probably substitute a Dawg for that, but you couldn't speed troll with it as easily. Also, good luck with a soft plastic lasting for one year if you really only got ONE of them.
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Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | Burmek-B1, Awesome bait!!! |
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| Any swim bait - Castaic or Huddleston type! |
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Location: Waterford,WI | suick ,sucker pattern non-weighted. |
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| 10" Perka-Sucker flavored.
Go big or stay home.
Work it high, just sub-surface, or left it wobble on down a few feet.
I'd fish it, because as little as I get to fish, I'm going to target big fish.
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| A crescent wrench bait such as a spinnerbait or a DDD. Either would do. |
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Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | 10" Suick weighted orange belly gold sides and top! I don't even own a Burmek-B1!! LOL  The 9" model gives me way to many small pike! |
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| no question in my mind, bulldawg. fishes shallow, deep, fast or slow, straight or erratic and it can be trolled. |
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Location: minocqua, wi. | black and smoke double cowgirl and a cabin on eagle ... and i'm good |
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Location: SE, WI. | BAGLEY CRANK !!! |
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Location: mad chain | big joe.......... |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Only one lure?
Hmmm...depends, i guess, but to catch fish 24/7 all year long...a Creature. |
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Location: Kronenwetter, WI | Black hair, tandem orange fluted indiana blades, size 8---made by me. |
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Location: Wis. Rapids, WI | It's been proven....Joel Wick's Flap-Tail. |
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Location: South Portsmouth, KY | It would have to be my 8in Chartreuse Manta. This thing has been on fire in the last couple of trips! |
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