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Slamr |
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Posts: 7036 Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | With my steadily worsening back, I've been throwing hair and spinnerbaits more, and the big wood/plastic less this year, but now fall is coming. When do you all lose faith in the fur, and figure the fish want the jerkbaits, crankbaits, and twitchbaits that are the usual fall fare? | ||
finbar |
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never! spinnerbaits all year long | |||
C.Painter |
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Posts: 1245 Location: Madtown, WI | I have seen BIG fish chase Big eagletails LATE into the fall....run a sucker, throw the hair...your set. Cory | ||
Reef Hawg |
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Posts: 3518 Location: north central wisconsin | Exactly as the other two said, never too late. I had some of my bigger fish of the season eat spinnerbaits in november last year on the lakes here in WI. I never threw spinnerbaits after turnover till last season either. Won't ever make that mistake again. | ||
Red Man |
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Posts: 152 | NEVER! | ||
sworrall |
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Posts: 32884 Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Keep throwing that blade bait until you can't get through the top of the water. | ||
MikeHulbert |
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Posts: 2427 Location: Ft. Wayne Indiana | Mine never come out in the first place!!!! | ||
Grass |
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Posts: 619 Location: Seymour, WI | "Don't forget the Hair" Quote from winner of GWMT Oct 2003. | ||
muskyboy |
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Topwaters, bucktails, and spinnerbaits work all season long so just keep tossing them | |||
Beaver |
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Posts: 4266 | I've seen big fish caught from deep water lakes in November on hair. Fish will eat if they are hungry, and they will eat hair if you put it in front of them. Welcome to the "Looking for something easy on my back" lure selection process. Along with the hair, I've spent more time throwing short billed cranks in the fall. I'll spend a fair amount of time tossing 8" jointed Believers, they produce until freeze up and are a back friendly option. There are some back friendly gliders out there, that is gliders in excess of 7" that don't weigh a ton and can be worked easily. You might want to take a break from chunkin' and windin' and use something with some pauses in the retrieve along with less resistance. I'll attach a pic of some 'Big Heads' that I made just for those reasons. The Big Heads are the 3 on the top. The one on the bottom is the Perka. 2 new lures that I'll be producing as fast as I can so they can be getting wet before and after turnover. Beav Edited by Beaver 9/8/2005 3:24 PM Attachments ---------------- Castors-Phase-II-and-III.jpg (54KB - 68 downloads) | ||
theedz155 |
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Posts: 1438 | I'd listen to Steve. He's been puttin' his hair away for years! Sorry, Steve just couldn't resist. Scott | ||
mskyadk |
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Posts: 18 | I have hooked up with hair as late as 15 min. left in the season here in WI. | ||
sworrall |
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Posts: 32884 Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Theedz, Is THAT where it went??? Suddenly it all makes sense. PERKA!!!! Waiting for mine.... | ||
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