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| With the WI opener quickly approaching im wondering what is going to be the first bait to fly for you? Im thinking a slippery sam  |
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| The original Baby Perch Squirko |
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Location: APPLETON, WI | 4" [custom] Phantom Softail |
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| Top Raider or Rad dog |
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| 4" squirrley ss shad |
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| homemade bucktails
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Location: New Hope MN | leech lake strain - 4/28/2011 9:10 PM
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| Sewer lure baby! |
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Location: South East Wisconsin | Shoosh! Craig! |
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Location: madison wisconsin | Baby squirko or gonna try one of those muskie train cranks and twich away...
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Location: Sycamore, IL | sucker |
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| undertaker, steady pace of slight pulls will get them to go |
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Location: SE Wisconsin | my lucky Reef Hawg, soaked over night
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| Muskie Train Diesel.
Jeff Hanson
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| pounder ..... lol MD I'd go twitch bait, but then again I always go twitch bait. |
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Location: Birchwood, WI. | REEF HAWG !! Sam Abl, When your Hawgs start taking in water dip them in clear coat to seal them up. Now they will be consistent for you & will protect the bait from cracking & rotting out
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | 9" Suick. |
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| jerken jimi - 4/30/2011 7:37 AM
REEF HAWG !! Sam Abl, When your Hawgs start taking in water dip them in clear coat to seal them up. Now they will be consistent for you & will protect the bait from cracking & rotting out
From what I always understood on here people like when they crack and getting water logged. |
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Location: Greenfield, WI | A Slammer Drop belly glider in a custom bluegill pattern. |
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Location: Grand Rapids, MI | Shallow Raider & a Sucker. And it worked! Bagged 2. |
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| My trusty TopRaider that's put produced on the opener at least 4 years in a row. |
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| Light brown Coot!! got one this past musky show and have just been dreaming of throwing it!
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| the way the temp is here in Minn probably a swedish pimple |
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Location: Germantown, WI | It will be between a Chaos Tackle Mini Medussa and a 6" Jake. |
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Location: Madison WI | Since I will start the season at 12:01 am on Saturday weather permitting I will most likely being throwing a topwater, have it narrowed down to whopper plopper or big mama. |
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| top raider, then probably mepps musky killer or mini d, probably throw a dbl 8 in there somewhere |
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Location: N.FIB | trap,or a glider,or a mini dawg or dussa,not sure |
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| Crane Bait workrd over some shallow green weeds near spawning areas. Works for every early season trip. |
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| I will be starting off with a small WTD glider. Most likley a Manta or softtail Phantom. I will however be throwing a top water bait at some point. I have never hooked up with a musky on topwater, and I know I am less of a man because of this. I would like to resolve this in 2011. I missed a pig while fishing with Ty Sennet last fall, something he continues to remind me about.
Best of luck to everyone!
David
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