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Location: Washington, PA | Mag Dawg |
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Location: Muskegon Michigan | No question, Talonz Little claw in the crank version, Cast it, twitch it, Troll it . All around great bait. Kingfisher |
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Location: Pittsburgh, pa | I would pick a 6" straight Wiley in perch. I could twitch it or troll it. |
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Location: Brookfield | I have over 400 baits and you want me to pick only one. Mania lift off rig with some form of meat attatched to it. If that doesnt count I would go with my black Pacemaker. I cant believe how much thought I put into this LOL.
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| Reef Hawg 8"
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Location: WI | Either a black bucktail or a 10inch Believer. Hard to choose...has to be something I can fish in most conditions which rules out topwater...and something that I can troll in the fall...but I can't cast those big believers without them getting all tangled up..so I suppose..ugh..I hate bucktails...but it'd probably be one. To break it down seasonally it would be, bucktail, suick, believer. |
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Big Fork Reef Digger. |
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| black 10 inch suick |
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Location: New Berlin,Wisconsin,53151 | I know this has been asked in the past post but it's great to know what baits are working for all of us. I would have to have a weighted Suick at the end of the rod. I've consistantly caught fish on this bait all year.
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Location: Watertown, MN | I bait all year 24/7, I would have to go with a mag walleye dawg, versatile to fish all time of year, shallow deep, fast/slow. Cowgirl would be second choice, but loose confidence in them in late fall or early season conditions.
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Location: Mauston, Wisconsin | I'd have to go with a 22cm/8.7" Suspending Zam in Emerald Perch (#33).
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| needa70lber - 11/1/2007 6:02 PM
Burmek-B1, Awesome bait!!! ;) yes but nothing can beat my bigM |
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Location: Black Creek, WI | I think the most consistent producer from ice-out to ice-up would be a crankbait such as the TripleD.... but I'd have to go with a LongTale Spinnerbait... probably a Big Shot.... for the most productive lure overall. Rack up the numbers in spring/summer/early fall and then slow roll or jig it in late fall for a few more bigguns.
I always love these "one lure" questions as it makes you really think. However, it also makes your realize that there is a time to optimize and a time to compromise. Choosing one lure for all applications is definitely a compromise. |
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| I don't fish in the fall so I'd go with a nickel- blk/red double cowgirl as no. 1
a red bladed-blk/red cyco spin no. 2
and a sucker mag dawg no. three.
Brad Hoppe should love me with this post  |
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Location: Belleville, WI | Depthraider, straight, perch. |
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Location: Ogden, Ut | It really depends on where I would be fishing. If fishing locally, I could literally fish all year quite effectively with a J-13 Rapala. For spring in the weeds (flooded willows) it's buoyancy would keep it relatively weedless, it can be trolled, twitched, ripped and retrieved straight. Heck, I could even put it behind a downrigger ball and get plenty of depth out of the presentation. It even produces a nice fish on occasion...
S.
If I were expanding the breadth of locations to include all waters that I may fish, I'd go with a jig. |
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Location: Passaic, NJ - Upper French River, ON |
Red October Vibe Tube - Black with Gold Blade |
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Location: Syracuse, New York | Initially i was thinking suick, but for variety i'll go with an 8" perch colored sand cat
Edited by hitchcos 11/2/2007 9:57 AM
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Location: Land of the Musky | SuperD 8oz. |
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| PURPLE COWGIRL, GOLD BLADES, SORE ARMS |
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| Huh, I'd have to go with jig/creature combo. Then again, Wabulls are up there for me. |
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Location: Michigan | 8" Surface Twitch from Big Game Tackle
http://biggamelureco.com |
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| Slimeball nailed it on a twitch bait, but my choice would be a super shad rap, in the silver baitfish pattern. Kdawg |
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| I belive the winner is: Steve Sworrall.
Creature and a jig head will out fish any lure any day any place.
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Location: Lake Tomahawk, Musky Central, USA | Any French Lemay I've got, mainly the Giant Creeper. |
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Location: lansing, il | i used to say if i could only take 1 bait...gimmie a mag dawg and ill be happy, but if its a new one it probablly wouldnt last very long and my year would be over pretty quick...... so ill go with a 11" curly sue! |
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| Big Dipper, Black/orange tail flavour. |
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Location: Rhinelander. | bagley bango minnow, firetiger If ya have some you wnt to seel pm me.
color makes no difference,I'll repaint them
Pfeiff
Edited by Don Pfeiffer 11/3/2007 1:50 AM
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| Tandom white/silver Raddog. |
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Location: north central wisconsin | GP Thumper spinnerbait, 1.5 or 2oz with a variety of blades to change out. That is IF I only had one lure to choose. |
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