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dbach17 |
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Posts: 82 Location: Des Plaines, IL | What are some baits with body size of 6” or less that people like to troll? I’ve got some larger baits that I’ve found and like, but looking to add some more variety when it comes to a smaller profile. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. | ||
woodieb8 |
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Posts: 1529 | were using Georgie baits. | ||
jdsplasher |
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Posts: 2219 Location: SE, WI. | Slammer 4" deep shad! JD | ||
supertrollr |
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for these lil boy musky killer by wiley are hard to beat .straight or jointed.they will not last years but they are true musky magnet since years. now if you want to go deeper lil ernie are really good ,cheap and almost unbreakable,no problem at all for occasional boulders banging | |||
ToddM |
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Posts: 20173 Location: oswego, il | Balgey monster shad, gm shad, tuff shad, 22 long, 22 short | ||
pklingen |
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Posts: 858 Location: NE Ohio | 4" BAKERS just keep getting it done in my boat, year after year, trolling or casting! | ||
RyanJoz |
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Posts: 1673 Location: Mt. Zion, IL | bomber fat free shad #7's, tuff shad, super shad rap, lil ernie, 22 long, 22 short, chad shads, baby depth raiders, ss shads | ||
schro626 |
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Posts: 41 | .22 long and shorts are always my go-to. SS shad's as well | ||
JakeStCroixSkis |
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Posts: 1425 Location: St. Lawrence River | DK Lures Original 6 | ||
Smell_Esox |
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Posts: 267 | I've caught a lot of muskies trolling Super Shad Raps and DB06s. | ||
25homes |
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Posts: 983 | bakers lynchums in 4s and 5s for both. the xtreme 4s and 6s catch fish. Bagley monster shad catch fish as well in that size and I am a fan of the Fecs as well they catch fish too and are smaller baits | ||
muskyhunter07 |
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Location: Northern Illinois | 7" Walkers by Ben Modica | ||
tundrawalker00 |
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Posts: 497 Location: Ludington, MI | Back in the late 1980s when my local lake had Tigers, the largest Tiger ever caught there was caught on a less than 4-inch red-and-white Tadpolly customized with yellow dots. And the guy trolled Tigers with them all the time. I believe it was 49 inches. I'll have to dig up the article. | ||
Lizmorea |
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Posts: 29 | Johnston toothaches and tuff shads | ||
Ross K |
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Posts: 219 | I like everything ^^^ and I would add J.Bo Baits run quite well. And he makes them down to 5" | ||
Mr Fisherman |
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Posts: 72 | Ditto on the 7" Walkers lucky to have a few. | ||
Jbo |
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Posts: 101 | It’s J.Bo, Ross..... not JO BO.... But it’s all good Attachments ---------------- C9CC61E4-C1F5-4425-95BB-FF4D0E3C882E.jpeg (151KB - 397 downloads) | ||
Ross K |
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Posts: 219 | HA... Dang! Sorry about that.... I knew that! I'd blame it on talk texting...but that would be dumb... my bad. LOL I fixed it... either way... baits run great! | ||
allegheny river kid |
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Posts: 463 Location: Sw Pennsylvania | Lil Hammers, Boss Shads, Tuff Shads, 5" Bakers, Leo Mojoe shads, and 5.5" Wiley Muskie Killers(jtd preferred) | ||
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