Off, hope 2021 is better :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ranger Rod
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Off, hope 2021 is better :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ranger Rod
3/8 oz. Jig
1/2 oz. Jig
Swim Jig
#7 Fat Free Shad
Spinnerbait
Zoom original speed worm.
Fluke
Senko
Ned Rig
Jig
Rapala DT6
Storm Arashi squarebill
C-rig
Wacky rig
chatterbait
60% jigs, I can get down with that!
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Originally Posted by TSmith911
Green finesse worm
live shad
blue finesse worm
live bluegill
orange finesse worm
specifically in that order:santa:
DT-8 in shad put on an absolute clinic on the smallies in september
Jackall Kaera in the pads
Crasher jig/spoon
twitch baits
Marabou ds hooks and hair jigs
spybaits
tokyo rig
DT-8?????????????Quote:
Originally Posted by AKRISONER
Ned rig.
10******** brain fart lolQuote:
Originally Posted by HellaBass
Deps 250
Hiroshima customs 10" trout
Sly Guy lures replica shiner
3:16 gizzard glide
Sly guy lures 9" replica trout
Awesome to see all the variability
Dang you guys fish with some weird stuff- I have to google half this crap to see what it is!
The top two on my list caught me the vast majority of my fish this year. Had a bit of an issue mid summer when I switched jigs and didn't realize I was trying to flip a 3/4oz jig around docks and it really threw off my technique....Too many jigs.
My top 5 in order of fish caught:
1/2 oz All Terrain Rattling AT Jig in Watermelon Red Flake or Black and Blue, sometimes midwest craw depending on water color. I found I really liked a Powerbait chigger craw on the back this summer. In the past I had just used a grub or doubletail grub.
Tokyo Rig with, mostly with a Powerbait Craw Fatty on the back
Teckel Sprinker Frog, in color me pattern, with my own custom coloring of MN leopard frog pattern (Sharpie)
Booyah Toadrunner Frog in Brown
Old School Pop-R
I don't think I have given the Tokyo rig enough time, might have to give it a honest try this year
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Originally Posted by bassmastermatt
chrome trap
rapala dt 6
bandit 200-300
square bill
worm
I don't think I have given the Tokyo rig enough time, might have to give it a honest try this year
Quote:
Originally Posted by bassmastermatt
Hella, to be honest I had the best luck with the tokyo in clearer water with more natural fatty craws on the back. I used them in both moderately clear to crystal clear (Trout Lake near GR or E/W Sylvia with 12 foot plus visibility) with craw/panfish colors. I also had luck in some of the dirtiest water this year with <2' visibility with black/blue on the back, but found I had better luck in the soupy water with a bigger 1/2oz jig.
Keep it up and suck less! :beers:
Super Spook Jr
Little John
JackHammer
Jerkbait
Worm