What are you guys doing different?
eyeballs
Posted 2/21/2009 1:50 PM (#77865)
Subject: What are you guys doing different?


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Becoming ill with cabin feaver and pondering open water walleyes, we all think about what we can do to put more fish in the boat. What are some of your plans for a more successful 2009?

Mine would be to strive for the precision I fished with when I won a tournament or finished well, 100% of the time. There's always a place in the water column, sometimes within an inch where you'll get many more bites or bigger fish. Doesn't matter if you're pitching in 3 feet of water or trolling over 80 feet. When you focus on precision and the process of attaining it you kind of get yourself into a zone. Let's here more, what do you plan to do for 2009 to wear out your net?
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hgmeyer
Posted 2/21/2009 5:44 PM (#77870 - in reply to #77865)
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I'm going after more river trips and trying to refine my handline and 3way trolling....
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BrokenWing
Posted 2/21/2009 6:38 PM (#77873 - in reply to #77865)
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This year I am going to focus on searching for the best fish for that day. Not just heading out where I nailed them last yesterday.

Rich
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Chamookman
Posted 2/22/2009 2:43 AM (#77885 - in reply to #77873)
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I've never pulled leadcore - gonna put that to the test this season. C-man
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Mark Komo
Posted 2/22/2009 11:05 AM (#77893 - in reply to #77865)
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Continue to focus on using plastics instead of live bait for my jigging.
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Viking
Posted 2/22/2009 12:16 PM (#77895 - in reply to #77893)
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komo,

I saw you had posted and was expecting to see, "I've tried every chicken shack in the upper-midwest, so this summer I am going to do something different and eat salads and fresh green vegetables when I'm on the road."

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KHedquist
Posted 2/22/2009 4:22 PM (#77902 - in reply to #77865)
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Work on my jig presentations pitching and vertical
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Rich S
Posted 2/22/2009 6:21 PM (#77903 - in reply to #77865)
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I am actually going to start fishing bass with plans to enter some bass tournaments next year if I can figure them out. Should be fun and I have a head start seeing as I catch a ton of them walleye fishing.
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Jayman
Posted 2/23/2009 8:46 AM (#77928 - in reply to #77865)
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Rich, they don't allow the use of live bait in bass tournaments.
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Rich S
Posted 2/23/2009 9:11 AM (#77930 - in reply to #77865)
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Difference is a bass will eat a crayfished shaped turd.

I just want to fish more tournaments later in the year and walleye torunaments are pretty much over in August here. This makes my winters entirely too long.
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mrmodog
Posted 2/23/2009 9:28 AM (#77931 - in reply to #77930)
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Rich, do you bass guys buy them crayfish pre-shaped or store the material in bulk and mold it yourself over the winter?
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Rich S
Posted 2/23/2009 9:38 AM (#77935 - in reply to #77865)
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They have had plastic surgery on their butt cheeks so they are able to produce as many as needed. Nice thing is they can vary their diet to create all sorts of color combinations and scents. These bass guys are light years beyond us.
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