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2Rodknocker |
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| sworrall |
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Posts: 32889 Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | The panfish head deep as soon as the water cools, and so do many types of baitfish. I'd start looking for suspeneded pods of bait in mid October to early November in the upper midwest most years, and try jigging at that point. In fact, on some systems, there are 'deep' fish all year, and this is probably the most underutilized technique out there to put those fish in the Frabill. Anyone see Jordan Weeks' presentation on the Manitowish? I know, Howie, shhhhhh...  | ||
| 2Rodknocker |
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| muskihntr |
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| muskyboy |
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Jigging works all year round, but it especially shines in the Fall as baitfish stack up in pods. I don't have the patience to do it often enough  Just drop a Fuzzy Duzzit down in and around the pod and you should have some eager muskies grabbing it Mike Hulbert just wrote a nice article in Musky Hunter describing this technique  Edited by muskyboy 11/16/2005 5:40 PM | |||
| Red Man |
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| happy hooker |
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| here in Minn when I get a 45 I start jigging ,,,47 will get a moon walk,,and 48 or bigger its saturday night fever..only had reason to play the bee gees once this year so far | |||
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