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Casper
52 posts |
#29480 2008-05-18 21:14 GMT |
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RedBlocker
40 posts |
#29481 2008-05-18 21:36 GMT |
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I use spinners or jigs with fake worms for Bass. It really depends on if the water is clear enough for the fish to see your tackle. If the water is dirty and has low visability, the fish may not see your tackle.
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FantasyFootball
59 posts |
#29482 2008-05-18 22:46 GMT |
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well, i dont exactly know what they r called, but the best ones i have is just fake fish that are like little baby's. they work great for me!
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Foxglove
53 posts |
#29483 2008-05-18 22:51 GMT |
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live eels
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GodThingie
65 posts |
#29484 2008-05-19 00:29 GMT |
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anchovies
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ontheplains
57 posts |
#29485 2008-05-19 07:58 GMT |
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Try catching your own shiners with a cast net or if at night lights in the water. I fish for striped bass at night tied under a bridge with two submersible lights from wal-mart ($15.00 each). After an hour or two you will have so many shad circling the boat ours starts spinning. Then we just snag one with a treble hook and drop it down below the shad. And the fun begins. You can all so use small bluegill.
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Arachnid
47 posts |
#29486 2008-05-19 07:58 GMT |
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Bunker chunks. You could also use clams, but usually only the cocktail bluefish will take clams in the back bays, nevertheless stripers munch on clams. You could also use mackerel chunks.
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thruthelookingglass
62 posts |
#29487 2008-05-19 12:06 GMT |
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The 4" sassy shad no doubt works the best around here on the stripes
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BetterYou
60 posts |
#29488 2008-05-19 12:07 GMT |
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Clams freshly cut from the shell on a Large circle hook
works like a charm! |
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