Best late fall presentation?
sworrall
Posted 10/20/2006 7:19 AM (#48339)
Subject: Best late fall presentation?




Location: Rhinelander		What is your go to presentation for the last month before ice up? We've always gone to jigs and plastics on the weedlines here in Oneida County. Looking to expand my horizons!
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Shep
Posted 10/20/2006 7:35 AM (#48342 - in reply to #48339)
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I like trolling big crankbaits on the river. Problem is, I can't keep those big muskies from hitting my lures!
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Albe
Posted 10/20/2006 7:57 AM (#48343 - in reply to #48339)
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Location: Laona, Wisconsin

Trolling when on Lt. and Big Bay de Noc or Cedar River areas and jigs with redtail chubs in Forest, Oneida or Vilas Counties. Usually fish water that is 20 feet and deeper after the fall turnover on deep water lakes. Clear calm days seem to be the best during the daytime.

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walleye express
Posted 10/20/2006 9:53 AM (#48351 - in reply to #48343)
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Location: Essexville, MI./Saginaw Bay.		Jigs and Blues quarter casted or virtical jiged during the day, and/or #14 Huskys fan casted or #7 Shad raps trolled at night. Full moons or near artifcial lights are the best times and/or spots.

Edited by walleye express 10/20/2006 9:55 AM
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Jayman
Posted 10/20/2006 1:11 PM (#48353 - in reply to #48351)
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Go big and slow down. That's what the big girls like.
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T-Mac
Posted 10/20/2006 2:42 PM (#48360 - in reply to #48339)
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Now Shep has a real problem!~!!!


Yup... it would make me upset for sure.

LOL!
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jerry
Posted 10/20/2006 6:07 PM (#48367 - in reply to #48360)
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Location: Manitowoc, WI		LOL.....good one T-Mac!!!!
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sworrall
Posted 10/20/2006 8:20 PM (#48370 - in reply to #48367)
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Location: Rhinelander		That's the advantage of large lures for 'eyes on world class Muskie water...


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WalleyeFIRST
Posted 10/20/2006 11:05 PM (#48373 - in reply to #48339)
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Steve, as my my partner says to the bass fishermen on the river, in regards to the best presentation for smallmouth ...

"on the grill with a little lemon pepper and butter and a sprig of parsley"
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john mannerino
Posted 10/21/2006 3:42 AM (#48375 - in reply to #48373)
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Location: Chicago IL.		HAHAHA That should get the bass guys going. I also favor bigger baits slowing down for better fish. Not as many fish but usally the big girls.
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sworrall
Posted 10/26/2006 7:44 AM (#48477 - in reply to #48375)
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Location: Rhinelander		I use 7" creatures in the fall on the weedlines with 1/3 to 1/2 ounce jigs, the walleyes love 'em. I just need to find some time now before we freeze up here!
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WalleyeFIRST
Posted 10/26/2006 6:15 PM (#48491 - in reply to #48477)
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