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| Lake of the Woods - late June - only one crankbait allowed in the tackle box -
What is it ? Size & color - maybe a little why you picked it......
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| It would be a custom double 10 Handlebarz in the pattern that helped John Cowan win the musky hunter school of esox back to back. Taking big fish each year and almost all of his fish for the most fish each year. |
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Location: new richmond, wi. & isle, mn | As long as I could have my Suicks I wouldn't worry |
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Location: NE PA | I had really good success with suicks at lotw also |
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| But he said CRANKBAIT !!! DBL10 Spinner-Bucktail/Suick Jerkbait- Pullbait. That said I will go with a Org/Blk Shallow Invader  |
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Location: NE PA | WINDKNOT - 12/29/2013 11:18 PM
But he said CRANKBAIT !!! DBL10 Spinner-Bucktail/Suick Jerkbait- Pullbait. That said I will go with a Org/Blk Shallow Invader :)
Fair enough.... 10" jake walleye pattern |
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| 7 inch georgie bait.
reason-fishing top 10ft. ..color 9 dollar bass pattern |
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Location: S.W. WI | -8" Big Game surface twitch.
-Walleye or perch.
-Twitch over and thru weeds.
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Location: Not where I want to be! | 10" Slammer, in any hot color pattern.
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| any 10 inch shallow crank that you can use as a twitch or jerk bait. jakes grammas slammers the newer bucher shallow 9 inch. i like the walleye patterns but the ones that put alot of flash have been great also. |
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| Crank bait shallow raider nine inch sucker colour, but this would be a locating fish bait and then would go with a handlebarz custom lotw colour. Change back hook of shallow raider for two sizes bigger - different deadstick option. |
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Location: On my favorite lake! | Ernie- fire tiger |
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Location: ON | ERC DD |
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| 8" Big Game, perch color |
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Location: Canada | Straight 9" Lawrence Muskie Lure in Carp |
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Location: Mauston, Wisconsin | 9" Alien - hot pink
Why? Because its a cresent wrench muskie magnet, e.g. unlimited ways to present it, including cranking!
Have fun!
Al
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| Sorry missed the crank bait part it would be 9" Georgie larger profile and very nice wobble |
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Location: Valpo IN | Depth raider - natural perch
bang it off the rocks & hold on |
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Location: Warroad, Mn | 10" Believer, fire Tiger. Why? Because I've caught a lot of fish with one. Doug Johnson |
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Location: 31 | M-9 Granny blue or black with silver prison... get right on top of em' and underhand pitch & twitch in the thickest cabbage or a clumpy coontail. |
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Location: Eastern Ontario | dougj - 12/30/2013 10:42 AM
10" Believer, fire Tiger. Why? Because I've caught a lot of fish with one. Doug Johnson
Straight or jointed guessing straight? |
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| What DougJ said! Cause DougJ said it!
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Location: Sycamore, IL | muskie24/7 - 12/30/2013 11:27 AM
What DougJ said! Cause DougJ said it!
Yep...next topic:) |
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| 5" Tuff Shad in Goldie, They work ! |
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| never fished there but if I were going it'd be a 9" shallow grandma in holo redhorse |
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Location: Nordeast Minneapolis | If I could only have one crankbait to bring to any given lake, it would be a Rapala Supershad. Remarkably productive, versatile (and in my opinion, underrated) lure for musky. Color would depend on the lake, and I've never fished LotW... but probably something in a natural or chrome-y finish. |
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Location: On the Niagara River in Buffalo, NY | 10" Jake in Silver Pikie color! |
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Location: Chisholm, MN | So what you guys are saying is that any crankbait known to man will work on LOW?  |
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Location: Eastern Ontario | If it moves it's food ....right time and location a socket wrench would work... just not necessarily the best option
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