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| Water temps mid 50s, what baits would you guys throw? Topwaters out of the question?
Thanks for any input,
Jaimy |
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Location: oswego, il | Time to use baits that have a phase to them, crankbaits, rubber, gliders and jerkbaits. |
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Location: Ashland WI | Topwater would not be my first choice. I suppose if you had a few people in the boat and maybe calm water and evening it might not hurt to throw one for a bit. I would certainly always have some kind of rubber in the water at all times though. |
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | True story... 12-13 Yrs ago Pulled up to a boat on Pewaukee and told them it's my first time here and the H2O Temps were 50* … my ? was.. Is it to cold to throw Top H2o...
They fired back... "It's to cold for that Shnit !"... Ok, Thanks guys.
Figuring Nobody is throwing Top H2o.... Hmmmm….
Strapped on a Woody Pace maker... 2nd cast.. up to the shore (6" of water") Boom!
44 incher....
Haven't fished there since. Pewaukeee is in Ill. isn't it !... Pretty damb close
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| This is for a 7 hour tournament on a small 112 acre private lake. Clear water, steep shorelines with lots of docks and timber. I love hawg wobblers but thought water may be too cold but hope not. |
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| Tourny is basically for fun to raise a little money for the lake association. I've never fished the lake and my brother in law has only fished it for bass. Thanks for input. |
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