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Location: Northern Illinois | Just wondering what you guys think is the best lure for the early season. I am going with the Black bunny strip on the fly, sight fishing the shallows. I welcome all opinions.......  |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | What's a black bunny strip? |
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Location: Northern Illinois | Looks like a leach when you pull it through the water. Basically a very lightweight jig with a fury tail about 3.5-4inches long. Used for fly fishing. |
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Location: Anchorage | A #14 Husky Jerk with two heavy wire hooks replacing the three it comes with. Tight straight wobble, wild when twitched, at ya can sit it right in front of 'em.
Edited by woody 3/27/2007 8:29 AM
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Location: Elk River, Minnesota | a 6 inch grandma perch color over prism tape...Twitchin... Same idea as the husky rapala...get it to sit in front of her nose....
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Location: minocqua, wi. | i'll be in the river slow glidin' mr. automatics, twitchin' cranes and swimmin' whizzes ... it's a proven pattern over the years and as long as the river is moving makes for a good opening weekend. nothing huge, but usually lots of action and a good tuner for the start of the season ... |
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Location: The desert | Baby Shallow Raider or Jake |
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| 6" Hugheys, Perkettes and a host of 5 and 6 inch neutrally buoyant gliders.
Reason- Match the Hatch, and most important.....Hang time.
Up Nort it'll be 10"ers in Walleye and Sucker patterns near evening, fishing in and around spawning grounds, and perch profile gliders and some Cranes and Slammers near the newly emerging weeds.
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| way too many favorites to just pick one
spring dawg
sq 6" jake
shallow dawg
mepps marbou
new double mini gerrys girls
jackpot
why, cuz they catch fish!
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Location: Pelican Lake/Three Lakes Chain | How to pick just one. Here's a list
Mepps Marabou #5
Top Raider
Baby Shallow Raider
Baby Wabull
Cranky Nitro
Bull Dawg
That short list should cover most.
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Location: Appleton, WI | Talonz Little Claw from Kingfisher for twitching.
Slow Tease from Hawg Seekers great for all season, but I had great success with it last year.
Mepps Giant Killer there's never a bad time for bucktails. These baits seem to always produce every spring.
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Location: nationwide | Hard to pick one as well .. .here is what I will start with .. .
wakemaker crazy crawler
muskymeyer shorty flaptail
rabid squirrell tequlia sunrise
joes bucktail orange blade with red squirrell
perch mad dog jerkbait
206 white belly perch crane
Man I can't wait for opening morning .. . . . . . .
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Location: Illinois | Black Spring Dawg
6" hot perch Manta
black/white 201 Crane
6" yellow/black Suick
and new for 07' the small blk/white Curly Sue & also Dunwright's Lifelike Lizard |
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| favorite opener. cool waters st clair.
party frog 5 inch woodie |
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| i dont change much. the fish are hungry and will eat. if the weather is anything like it was the last two years (warm)...a mag dawg will be the first thing to hit the water.
other than that topwaters and bucktails seem to work fine.
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Location: Tomahawk, Wisconsin | Simple......................Magdawg!
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| First cast at 12:01am will probably be a black/black perch original Ghosttail. |
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