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| while on the subject, what do you consider the best bait,(live or artificial) to use on white bass in the spring and later during summer on Poygan? |
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Location: upper michigan | I am no white bass fisherman infact the only ones I ever caught where dureing walleye tournements on the Winn. system and they sure do like the #5 shad raps.
But then again so do the sheap head and the walleye.
Edited by butch 2/20/2006 8:24 AM
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| The most versitile would be a spinner or spot minnow for both the river and lake. Of course there's a lot of different ways to catch white bass. Depending on when you target them a jig or 3-way with a fly might be the best. If they are shallow, getting ready to spawn. then a spinner or spot minnow will work. Quite often it''s best to catch them with a minnow below a slip bobber. All will work out on Poygan too. |
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| Cotton Cordel Spot Minnow
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| thank you very much for info.
fillet me one |
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| On the wolf river when the fish are found shallow (less than 8') try a gold hook some splitshot about 18" up the line and minnows. Simple but extremely effective.
Good luck |
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| Thanks Doc, might have to get the boys a few of them, I hate wasting time with minnows when kids are in the boat! There is nothing like watching a kid with a 5' ultra lite rod or a 9' flyrod and a spinning reel (depends on the number of kids in the boat) and a panther martin catch dozens at a time!
http://www.panthermartin.com/LureGroup.aspx?lureGroupID=4
Good Luck
Tyee
Edited by tyee 2/22/2006 8:49 PM
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| I like to use a chrome swedish pimple I swear it out fishes minnows.
Cranky Bait |
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