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Location: Alexandria, MN | Rule of thumb for me - the choppier it is, the bigger/louder you want the lure, and vice versa. If wind conditions remain the same after the sun sets, I generally go with a bigger profile. Really, though, you should probably experiment and let the fish reaction tell you what they want.
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Location: SE, WI. | For me, I like single And dbl. headbangers and props like proper toppers, globes, flaptails, in a 2” -12” Chop. Spring temps 64 and up, especially warming trends several days in a row.......fall, down to about 57, for more aggressive prop baits. Creeper/ hog wobblers / WTD, in a fairly flat condition, warm and cool water temps, for the most part. Dusk/ dawn, Clouds, chop, always a plus;) +^ JD |
