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Message Subject: What else can you put on quick strike rig? | |||
fish4musky1 |
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | HI, I used suckers on a quick strike rig and did really well last fall. I am going on a 10 day musky fishing trip ton the UP of michigan and probably wont be able to find many musky suckers. I was wondering what other types of fish you can put on quick strike rigs and have a chance of a musky hittiing it. I was thinking perch? i am going to attempt to catch som suckers in the river im fishing on but if that fails what othr types of fish work?
thanks, steve | ||
archerynut36 |
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Posts: 1887 Location: syracuse indiana | better find out what laws are about that in the up.. im not sure what they are on this .bill | ||
fish4musky1 |
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | "Any fish (except lampreys, live carp, and goldfish) and frogs may be used as bait when legally taken and possessed." from michigan dnr website. im not transporting fish or anything. im going to catch the bait on the same lake/flowage im fishing on. | ||
deer hntr |
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Posts: 69 Location: janesville | ciscoes if you can get them or if they even live in the lake or maybe some panfish or something of that nature | ||
Team Rhino |
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Posts: 512 Location: Appleton | I've seen pike used before. | ||
BrokenWing |
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Posts: 106 Location: On Lake St Clair Michigan | SM Bass. They will fight and move very well with the musky nearby. I know the musky in LSC down here love the SM bass. | ||
FYGR8 |
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I think a Johnsonville brat would work if trolled slow enough. | |||
Esoxonthefly421 |
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Posts: 292 Location: SW MI | Try Luckey's in Iron River and the first bait shop you see in Crystal Falls( I think it's called Dave's or DR's) they both have musky suckers. | ||
12gauge |
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Posts: 159 Location: Stevens Point, WI | We've done well on big bluegills, they seem to attract muskies in a special way! Also bullheads, if you can find some. | ||
woody |
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Posts: 199 Location: Anchorage | Bullheads or smallmouth are both fantastic. Tough as nails and always moving. | ||
jay lip ripper |
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Posts: 392 Location: lake x...where the hell is it? | if you go with a guide he should know what they are eatting(bait fish or game fish) and then just catch some of them. | ||
mrmatt |
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Posts: 189 Location: West Bend, WI | FYGR8 - 8/10/2009 5:27 AM I think a Johnsonville brat would work if trolled slow enough. The brat wouldn't make it into the water in my boat! | ||
crix |
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Maybe some fish sticks??? | |||
jkslayer135 |
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Posts: 283 | blue gill or perch. Hook a single treble in the back and set the hook right away | ||
ESOXER |
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Posts: 232 Location: Sun Prairie, WI | If you used a SM, it would have to be of legal size. | ||
fish4musky1 |
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | ok thanks for the help. i dont really like to keep smallmouths so ill probably not use any for bait. ill definitely catch some perch tho and probably use a couple on a quick strike rig. im leaving tomorow morning so ill let u guys know how it goes 10 days from now | ||
dfkiii |
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Location: Sawyer County, WI | I know some smallmouth fisherman who would react as harshly to a smallie being used for bait as just about anybody here (including me) would react to keeping a "legal" musky... | ||
Fish and Whistle |
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Posts: 462 Location: Antioch, IL | ESOXER - 8/10/2009 7:49 PM If you used a SM, it would have to be of legal size. Anything you use would have to be of legal size (and it counts against your daily bag limit) Check your state/local regs. On the hard water I run bluegills on tip ups for pike and tigers. (Catch a lot of monster largemouth on them as well | ||
ESOXER |
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Posts: 232 Location: Sun Prairie, WI | I agree, that is what I meant. | ||
ClintV |
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Posts: 38 Location: Twin Cities Metro | I agree with Musky JR. Go with ciscos if they are in the lake you fish. They work very well. | ||
FYGR8 |
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Like I said a "Johnsonville Bratwurst". Watch for future video and the "Live Strike". Edited by FYGR8 8/11/2009 7:13 PM | |||
Muskerboy |
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Posts: 727 | Your gunna see me taking out that brat. | ||
johnson |
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Posts: 203 | hilarious | ||
Johnnie |
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Posts: 285 Location: NE Wisconsin | There are waters in WI where raw brats are the secret bait for pike in the winter. They work!!! Don't laugh until you have tried them. | ||
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