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03/01/2012 09:07AM |
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02/24/2012 09:04AM |
Anyone loving the hair?! Kicks tail, especially in current. Check out:
http://www.jimmydsriverbugs.com/
Can't even count or tell you how many sows have fell for his riverbugs!!
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02/24/2012 02:35PM |
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02/24/2012 02:34PM |
I seem to have abandoned my favorites when I go to the BW. There, I have used Heddon's surface plugs (Spook, Tiny Torpedo) the Original Rapala and leeches.
I think the switch occurred because I was influenced by other people's BW favorites in old threads on this site, on the theory that you should listen to the locals. I never really thought about that until this thread. Reflecting, I realized that I have never taken a Rooster Tail, Senko or small popper (maybe because I haven't taken a fly rod) to the BW.
Leeches do double duty (both smallies and walleye). My most success has occurred with leeches and perhaps that is why I haven't thought about my oversight much.
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02/22/2012 07:55PM |
quote QueticoMike: "
Here is my list for favorite smallmouth lures. All of these don't pertain to strictly the Boundary Waters\Quetico. Some work better on my river in Ohio. I do use a lot of them at both locations. I do not have the standard jig or twisty tail on my list. The only reason is because I don't care for jigging or being snagged all of the time. I do use tube baits though. So with all of that said here are my favorite top 10 in no particular order.
Zulu - blue glimmer\pearl
Lucky 13 - bullfrog
Double willow spinner bait - chartreuse
Berkley Power tube - bleeding watermelon
Pop-R - blue\shad
Mepps spinner - size 3 or larger - silver blade\white bucktail
Floating Rapala - size 11 - black and silver
Buzzbait - black
Rebel Craw - 2 1/2 inch version - chartreuse
Tiny Torpedo - bullfrog
Can't wrong here......... fish on!
"
:):) I've never used any of those...I do use a tube close to the bleeding watermelon, and I have also used a texas RED wee craws, but all the others.......NOPE.
I find it amazing what people end up catching fish with. Most of my stuff is soft plastic, or jigs.
Later,
Geo
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02/22/2012 08:44PM |
- 4 in powerbait jig worm, green pumkin, 1/8 oz black mushroom jig head (#1 for me, we're on the same page Basspro69)
- 3 in power bait twister tail, pumpkin seed, 1/8 oz gold jig (#2)
- husky jerk
- x-Rap
- #9 floating rap, perch (topwater)
- Pop-R
- Swimbait, yum money minnow, 1/2oz jig head
- swimbait, Sebile magic swimmer, up til now my secret bait, expensive, but deadly on smallies and pike
- spinnerbait, 3/8 oz white, dbl willow
This doesn't include trolling or live bait. I'll be adding mepps, zulus and senkos to my list.
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02/22/2012 08:37PM |
senko under a slip bobber
leech
original floater
skitter pop
BP offers a real sleeper, the cleo. I've caught tons of smallies on a little cleo.
twister tail
jig and a minnow
husky jerk
shad rap
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02/23/2012 08:52AM |
quote PaddleAway: "Only thing I haven't seen mentioned is a Junebug sinking Gulp! My go-to for any type of bass anywhere. "
I've seen a few mentions to "Junebug". I looked through the gulp site and can't find it. What is it? How do you use it?
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02/23/2012 09:06AM |
quote Basspro69: "1. 4 inch Berkley Powerworm Black On 1/8 ounce Charlie Brewer Spider slider head, My number one by far for numbers of fish and big fish, responsible for 30 to 35 smallies over 5 pounds. Use it in clear water mostly.
2. Spinnerbait Black with gold blades.
3. Floating Rapala
4. Road Runner 1/16 ounce yellow white or chartreuse.
5. Tube Jig
6. Mepps 2 or 3 Dressed with Silver gold or firetiger blades.
7. Rattlin Rapala Blue and Silver or Crayfish colored.
8. Jerkbait.
9. Black Jitterbug possibly my favorite lure of all time fun fun fun.
10. Little Cleo
I have to mention that when all these fail, which is almost never, or I just want some down time from casting, a hook bobber and leech will get it done for you also. "
I'm right with ya Basspro69 I do like the black 4" berkley power worm with the chartreuse tail and camo worms too. A single hook rig is so much easier to unhook also and release so you can catch the next one !
BUT a jitterbug is by far the the most fun and those big boys really like them !
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02/23/2012 09:19AM |
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02/23/2012 09:29AM |
I almost always rig senkos weightless, texas style if the fish are in fallen trees or thick weeds, wacky if cover is light. A 2/0 wide gap worm hook works fine. I like the 4" baits in any shade of green, green/brown, purple or black.
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03/05/2012 11:28AM |
quote Basspro69: "quote CrappieDay: "Question for Basspro69:Cast out let it hit bottom and bounce hop bounce for about 10 feet or so, if not hit by then I just swim it back. If they are really active I swim it with twitches, very effective smallie lure . p.s. If theres been a major cold front I let it sit for up to a minute before I move it, and then very small subtle movements afer that.
""
Hey BP69,
Thinking about drop shotting a 4" black Powerworm up there, have you ever done that?
QM
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03/05/2012 11:27AM |
quote Ray59: "I didn't notice anyone mention the Five of Diamonds!"
I don't think many people use a big spoon for smallmouth up there. Those darn pike always get in the way :-)
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03/06/2012 10:21AM |
Last year I brought drop shot rigs but never used them. A little fussy for canoeing, and snaggy, but I think the fish would annihilate them.
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03/05/2012 03:36PM |
quote QueticoMike: "I havent Mike, the presentation with the slider head has been so effective that I havent really had to deviate from it. Im sure it would work just fine though .quote Basspro69: "quote CrappieDay: "Question for Basspro69:Cast out let it hit bottom and bounce hop bounce for about 10 feet or so, if not hit by then I just swim it back. If they are really active I swim it with twitches, very effective smallie lure . p.s. If theres been a major cold front I let it sit for up to a minute before I move it, and then very small subtle movements afer that.
"
Hey BP69,
Thinking about drop shotting a 4" black Powerworm up there, have you ever done that?
QM"
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02/23/2012 08:04AM |
And a 1oz. Crippled Herring in the fall.
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02/22/2012 10:40AM |
Zulu - blue glimmer\pearl
Lucky 13 - bullfrog
Double willow spinner bait - chartreuse
Berkley Power tube - bleeding watermelon
Pop-R - blue\shad
Mepps spinner - size 3 or larger - silver blade\white bucktail
Floating Rapala - size 11 - black and silver
Buzzbait - black
Rebel Craw - 2 1/2 inch version - chartreuse
Tiny Torpedo - bullfrog
Can't go wrong here......... fish on!
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02/22/2012 12:06PM |
Jerk Shad or Zulu
Husky Jerk
1/4 oz jig and Power Grub (Chart/pumpkin)
let me think about this some more...
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02/22/2012 01:05PM |
senko
senko
senko
senko
senko
zara puppy
shad rap
green/brown grub
buzzbait
In that order.
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02/22/2012 01:26PM |
Zulu (see BWJ article)
Any topwater popper
Taildancer (Catching smallies while trolling for other things)
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02/22/2012 01:39PM |
quote keithcatfish: "senko
senko
senko
senko
senko
senko
zara puppy
shad rap
green/brown grub
buzzbait
In that order."
How are you rigging your senko? Never used one, but I am interested. Best color?
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02/22/2012 02:32PM |
quote CrookedPaddler1: "foam popper
clauser minnow
wolly bugger
might mite (hellgramite)
deer hair popper
"
I will be using all but one for my next trip. Thanks for the confirmation of my lure choices.
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02/22/2012 02:52PM |
#11 rapala perch
#11 rapala natural
perch shad rap
black curly tail jig
black bucktail jig
smoke/watermelon tube jig
spinnerbait. orange willow leaf blades, black skirt
black tiny torpedo
black jitterbug
plastic natural jerk bait minnow - like the fin-s-fish, fished weightless
fly
angel hair streamer, blue over white
deceiver, olive over white
clouser, chart over white
clouser, black
Morish mouse popper, black
Morish mouse popper, natural
dahlberg diver black
black/purple rabbit strip leech
DDH leech
wiggle damsel fly nymph
Moonman.
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02/23/2012 08:43AM |
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02/23/2012 11:09AM |
quote Mad_Angler: "quote PaddleAway: "Only thing I haven't seen mentioned is a Junebug sinking Gulp! My go-to for any type of bass anywhere. "
I've seen a few mentions to "Junebug". I looked through the gulp site and can't find it. What is it? How do you use it?"
I'm not sure what a sinking Gulp is, but Junebug refers to a popular color, kind of blue/purple.
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02/23/2012 02:07PM |
Senko in root beer.
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02/23/2012 06:37PM |
BPS
Have you seen the new hooks from VMC made to drop-shot will make things a lot easier.
VMC
Floating Raps, Tubes and Jerk Baits.
JB
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02/24/2012 09:00AM |
quote GeoFisher: "quote QueticoMike: "
Here is my list for favorite smallmouth lures. All of these don't pertain to strictly the Boundary Waters\Quetico. Some work better on my river in Ohio. I do use a lot of them at both locations. I do not have the standard jig or twisty tail on my list. The only reason is because I don't care for jigging or being snagged all of the time. I do use tube baits though. So with all of that said here are my favorite top 10 in no particular order.
Zulu - blue glimmer\pearl
Lucky 13 - bullfrog
Double willow spinner bait - chartreuse
Berkley Power tube - bleeding watermelon
Pop-R - blue\shad
Mepps spinner - size 3 or larger - silver blade\white bucktail
Floating Rapala - size 11 - black and silver
Buzzbait - black
Rebel Craw - 2 1/2 inch version - chartreuse
Tiny Torpedo - bullfrog
Can't wrong here......... fish on!
"
:):) I've never used any of those...I do use a tube close to the bleeding watermelon, and I have also used a texas RED wee craws, but all the others.......NOPE.
I find it amazing what people end up catching fish with. Most of my stuff is soft plastic, or jigs.
Later,
Geo"
I must not be using anything you use then either....... strange....somehow we still manage to catch a few fish :)
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02/24/2012 09:02AM |
quote jb in the wild: "Ordered these from BPS and I am looking forward to trying them wacky and drop-shot.
BPS
Have you seen the new hooks from VMC made to drop-shot will make things a lot easier.
VMC
Floating Raps, Tubes and Jerk Baits.
JB"
Hey JB,
Have been watching the Linders again on the weekend? :)
Saw those VMC hooks too, really like the way they look and work, thinking about giving them a try as well.
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02/22/2012 03:36PM |
jerkbait (td minnow, pointer, x rap)
jig/grub (not jigged, just straight retrieve)(brown/pepper)
topwaters (pop r, chug bug, etc)
spinnerbaits (3/16 oz)
spinners (mepps style)
tubes (#1 outside of BW, but too snaggy for me in BW)
If i had enough room, I'd experiment with more colors on the above lures. Ordinary diving baits haven't done so well for me. I'll be trying a few lipless crankbaits this year based on recommondations.
The above lures also catch pike and should catch walleye (if I ever locate them).
For smallies, just cast to likely spots, such as rocky shores, emergent stumps, weed beds, and reefs if you're lucky enough to find them. Get close enough, and the fish, if there, will find your lure.
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02/22/2012 01:50PM |
clauser minnow
wolly bugger
might mite (hellgramite)
deer hair popper
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02/22/2012 03:13PM |
wordens rooster tail in plain red.silver spoon
senko wacky rigged
rebel deep craw
case plastics helgramite
those are the lures, if I have live helgramites,craws,crawlers or grasshoppers......even better for me than lures
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02/22/2012 04:07PM |
2. Spinnerbait Black with gold blades.
3. Floating Rapala
4. Road Runner 1/16 ounce yellow white or chartreuse.
5. Tube Jig
6. Mepps 2 or 3 Dressed with Silver gold or firetiger blades.
7. Rattlin Rapala Blue and Silver or Crayfish colored.
8. Jerkbait.
9. Black Jitterbug possibly my favorite lure of all time fun fun fun.
10. Little Cleo
I have to mention that when all these fail, which is almost never, or I just want some down time from casting, a hook bobber and leech will get it done for you also.
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02/22/2012 02:43PM |
Chompers Twister-tail grub
Yum Wooly Bug (watermelon or green pumpkin)
Strike King Mop Jig w/ trailer (PBJ)
Senko w/ drop-shot rig (heck, any color)
4" Ring Fry on Texas rig (again, love the watermelon / pumpkin)
Well, listed 6 of 10 I guess. I'll second just about every lure someone else has mentioned already. We all know there are so many determining factors that can change rapidly when selecting lures, but I've had really good luck catching quality bass all year long with the lures mentioned above.
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02/24/2012 11:25AM |
- Texas rigged Powerbait Skirtgrub or lizard (lose lots of tails on the lizards)
- prefer Panther Martins over Mepps; especially in current
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02/24/2012 11:08AM |
quote QueticoMike: "quote keithcatfish: "senko
senko
senko
senko
senko
senko
zara puppy
shad rap
green/brown grub
buzzbait
In that order."
How are you rigging your senko? Never used one, but I am interested. Best color?"
Some good tips here...could be t.m.i. Wacky Senco Video
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02/24/2012 04:37PM |
quote Sobi: "Loads of senko lovers here.
Anyone loving the hair?! Kicks tail, especially in current. Check out:
http://www.jimmydsriverbugs.com/
Can't even count or tell you how many sows have fell for his riverbugs!!
Those are great looking jigs too. I'll be putting in an order for sure.
The link again-Jigs
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02/25/2012 07:08AM |
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02/25/2012 10:22AM |
2.Bobber, hook and a leech
3.Slip bobber, slip shot, hook and a leech
4.Slip shot, hook and a leech
5.Jig and a leech
6.Lindy rig tipped with a leech (fishing for walleye, but catching a smallie)
7.Bottom bounce setup, tipped with a leech (fishing for walleye, but catching a smallie)
8.Husky Jerk (if for some reason, the leeches aren’t working)
9.Shad Rap (if for some reason, the leeches aren’t working)
10.Skitter Pop (if for some reason, the leeches aren’t working)
I catch 10 times more smallies with live bait than I do with a lure. The lures come out only, and I mean only, if the leeches aren't working.
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02/25/2012 08:02PM |
Topwater: SMB: buzzbait:dark...lowlight...BIGfish time...Spook(3/4oz.)lower light...work erratic, work slow...work like you are struggling to get somewhere, anywhere
Bottom: 3 to 4in. grub(tube, curlytail straight) just be helpless
Horizontal: 3-5in. curly tail grub(1/16 to 3/8oz. round head jig), brand (whatever), below 48degress think marabou/feathers....Spinnerbait, Crankbait(be careful, work erratic)
DON'T be a slave to a brand...best action/ lure is one that YOU impart the action.
"Budwiesher" lure will catch fish IF worked properly, knot great, hooks sharp.
Do you trust YOUR sharp hooks?
Do you trust your KNOT?
From the package "they sat our hooks are sharp".
Sharp hooks(YOU sharpen the hooks), great action(YOU impart the action).
Top Ten lures? My imagintion...MY IMAGINATION..a Senko...a Sluggo...a CRANK!!...
Imagination catches fish...a Thoreau moment catches fish.
After a half a lifetime fishing for money(sponsors...life on the line) it is THE ACTION YOU IMPART THAT IS THE DIFERENCE...not Rap,Strike King...not Lurh Jensen.
Fish in das boot is sharp hooks, great knots, fresh line. Think of all the BIG fish WE have all lost at the boat...
Please, all of us, DO NOT BECOME BRAND WHORES...lot's of lures catch fish...impart action, sharpen hooks, use fresh line. WE will all lose good fish...fault ours, fault not ours...please strive to eliminate our faults
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02/24/2012 03:38PM |
quote Sobi: "Loads of senko lovers here.Nice smallie !
Anyone loving the hair?! Kicks tail, especially in current. Check out:
http://www.jimmydsriverbugs.com/
Can't even count or tell you how many sows have fell for his riverbugs!!
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02/25/2012 11:02AM |
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02/25/2012 04:43PM |
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02/27/2012 08:33AM |
quote QueticoMike: "quote mc2mens: "1.Bobber, hook, slip shot and a leech
2.Bobber, hook and a leech
3.Slip bobber, slip shot, hook and a leech
4.Slip shot, hook and a leech
5.Jig and a leech
6.Lindy rig tipped with a leech (fishing for walleye, but catching a smallie)
7.Bottom bounce setup, tipped with a leech (fishing for walleye, but catching a smallie)
8.Husky Jerk (if for some reason, the leeches aren’t working)
9.Shad Rap (if for some reason, the leeches aren’t working)
10.Skitter Pop (if for some reason, the leeches aren’t working)
I catch 10 times more smallies with live bait than I do with a lure. The lures come out only, and I mean only, if the leeches aren't working."
Yep....that is why the thread list is for the top smallmouth lures and not the top live bait. This is just to help people who can not use live bait in Quetico or are looking for an alternative to live bait. Sometimes live bait can't be beat and other times I will kill with lures when nothing is hitting live bait.
Top live baits for smallmouth in no particular order:
Crawdad ( mud puppy, crawfish, crawdaddy, crayfish, mini lobster )
Leech ( notice that there is no A in Leech (LeAch)....bugs me when people can't spell LEECH )
Cisco
Creek Chub
Night Crawler
Grass hopper
Cricket
Frog
Minnow
Shiner"
I know that. I was just being a smartass.
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02/26/2012 07:20PM |
Mr Barley asks a simple question, what doesn't catch SMB's. Seems to be referencing all the different ideas posted. There is no one answer. There's lots of different thoughts, ideas, experiences and opinions. That's what makes it fun and why I enjoy this site.
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02/27/2012 07:04AM |
quote mc2mens: "1.Bobber, hook, slip shot and a leech
2.Bobber, hook and a leech
3.Slip bobber, slip shot, hook and a leech
4.Slip shot, hook and a leech
5.Jig and a leech
6.Lindy rig tipped with a leech (fishing for walleye, but catching a smallie)
7.Bottom bounce setup, tipped with a leech (fishing for walleye, but catching a smallie)
8.Husky Jerk (if for some reason, the leeches aren’t working)
9.Shad Rap (if for some reason, the leeches aren’t working)
10.Skitter Pop (if for some reason, the leeches aren’t working)
I catch 10 times more smallies with live bait than I do with a lure. The lures come out only, and I mean only, if the leeches aren't working."
Yep....that is why the thread list is for the top smallmouth lures and not the top live bait. This is just to help people who can not use live bait in Quetico or are looking for an alternative to live bait. Sometimes live bait can't be beat and other times I will kill with lures when nothing is hitting live bait.
Top live baits for smallmouth in no particular order:
Crawdad ( mud puppy, crawfish, crawdaddy, crayfish, mini lobster )
Leech ( notice that there is no A in Leech (LeAch)....bugs me when people can't spell LEECH )
Cisco
Creek Chub
Night Crawler
Grass hopper
Cricket
Frog
Minnow
Shiner
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02/27/2012 07:43AM |
quote Basspro69: "quote mc2mens: "1.Bobber, hook, slip shot and a leechIve had to use leeches maybe 3 times in 30 years to catch smallies, you just dont need em for smallmouth, now walleyes are a different story . p.s. However it is fun occasionally to toss a bobber and leech just to watch the bobber go down for smallies ."
2.Bobber, hook and a leech
3.Slip bobber, slip shot, hook and a leech
4.Slip shot, hook and a leech
5.Jig and a leech
6.Lindy rig tipped with a leech (fishing for walleye, but catching a smallie)
7.Bottom bounce setup, tipped with a leech (fishing for walleye, but catching a smallie)
8.Husky Jerk (if for some reason, the leeches aren’t working)
9.Shad Rap (if for some reason, the leeches aren’t working)
10.Skitter Pop (if for some reason, the leeches aren’t working)
I catch 10 times more smallies with live bait than I do with a lure. The lures come out only, and I mean only, if the leeches aren't working."
They aren't called "bobbers" anymore, I was watching Roland Martin one day and he called them "strike indicators". Big, round, red and white strike indicators with a big ol' shiner on the hook. Thought that was funny, so now when people say did you use a float or bobber, I just tell them I used a strike indicator. I used an actual strike indicator on fly line before while fly fishing and that was the only time I had heard of them until Roland started calling bobbers strike indicators. Still find that funny.
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02/27/2012 08:10AM |
quote Arlo Pankook: "quote mr.barley: "I'm looking for something that DOESN'T catch SMB. Please help me."Fair comment."
Sounds like Mr. Barley needs to start his own thread...LOL :)
He could try throwing one of those huge musky, double bladded, bucktail lures. I never caught a smallmouth with one of those. He might get a pike though :)
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02/27/2012 09:55AM |
quote QueticoMike: "quote Arlo Pankook: "quote mr.barley: "I'm looking for something that DOESN'T catch SMB. Please help me."Fair comment."
Sounds like Mr. Barley needs to start his own thread...LOL :)
He could try throwing one of those huge musky, double bladded, bucktail lures. I never caught a smallmouth with one of those. He might get a pike though :)"
My best sm bass last year in the BW was on a large Mepps bucktail. Not quite a musky bait, but a surprise nonetheless. It would be hard to find a bait they wouldn't at least try to hit (sometimes). Then there are times they won't hit anything.
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02/27/2012 10:54AM |
Culprit 4" ribbon tailed worm. Red belly, black back. Wonderful action on these and can be worked an endless number of ways.
Berkeley powerbait, 4" curly tailed grub. Brown, black, white or chartreuse. Tried a lot of different brands/styles of this style bait, these have worked the best.
Original floating black/silver rapala. Tried and true multipurpose lure. Have had insane fishing with these lures.
Storm popper, any color, skirted rear treble hook, rattles. Great topwater bait, like this one particularly because the rear of the bait drops under the surface which seems to cause more strikes and better hooking percentage.
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02/27/2012 07:42AM |
quote mr.barley: "I'm looking for something that DOESN'T catch SMB. Please help me."Fair comment.
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02/27/2012 07:22AM |
quote mc2mens: "1.Bobber, hook, slip shot and a leechIve had to use leeches maybe 3 times in 30 years to catch smallies, you just dont need em for smallmouth, now walleyes are a different story . p.s. However it is fun occasionally to toss a bobber and leech just to watch the bobber go down for smallies .
2.Bobber, hook and a leech
3.Slip bobber, slip shot, hook and a leech
4.Slip shot, hook and a leech
5.Jig and a leech
6.Lindy rig tipped with a leech (fishing for walleye, but catching a smallie)
7.Bottom bounce setup, tipped with a leech (fishing for walleye, but catching a smallie)
8.Husky Jerk (if for some reason, the leeches aren’t working)
9.Shad Rap (if for some reason, the leeches aren’t working)
10.Skitter Pop (if for some reason, the leeches aren’t working)
I catch 10 times more smallies with live bait than I do with a lure. The lures come out only, and I mean only, if the leeches aren't working."
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03/01/2012 07:54AM |
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03/03/2012 10:39AM |
I'm curious about your "1. 4 inch Berkley Powerworm Black On 1/8 ounce Charlie Brewer Spider slider head, My number one by far for numbers of fish and big fish, responsible for 30 to 35 smallies over 5 pounds. Use it in clear water mostly."
How do you work that. I'm assuming on the bottom. Do you work it slow and just pull along and keep a tight line to feel the lure, or do you try to keep in in one place and shake it? I haven't tried this method, but I could see it being productive. Thanks for any advice you can give.
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03/03/2012 07:48PM |
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03/03/2012 10:57PM |
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03/04/2012 06:57AM |
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03/04/2012 07:49AM |
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03/03/2012 05:27PM |
quote CrappieDay: "Question for Basspro69:Cast out let it hit bottom and bounce hop bounce for about 10 feet or so, if not hit by then I just swim it back. If they are really active I swim it with twitches, very effective smallie lure . p.s. If theres been a major cold front I let it sit for up to a minute before I move it, and then very small subtle movements afer that.
I'm curious about your "1. 4 inch Berkley Powerworm Black On 1/8 ounce Charlie Brewer Spider slider head, My number one by far for numbers of fish and big fish, responsible for 30 to 35 smallies over 5 pounds. Use it in clear water mostly."
How do you work that. I'm assuming on the bottom. Do you work it slow and just pull along and keep a tight line to feel the lure, or do you try to keep in in one place and shake it? I haven't tried this method, but I could see it being productive. Thanks for any advice you can give.
"
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03/06/2012 10:10AM |
quote QueticoMike: "quote Basspro69: "Last year I brought drop shot rigs but never used them. A little fussy for canoeing, and snaggy, but I think the fish would annihilate themquote CrappieDay: "Question for Basspro69:Cast out let it hit bottom and bounce hop bounce for about 10 feet or so, if not hit by then I just swim it back. If they are really active I swim it with twitches, very effective smallie lure . p.s. If theres been a major cold front I let it sit for up to a minute before I move it, and then very small subtle movements afer that.
"
Hey BP69,
Thinking about drop shotting a 4" black Powerworm up there, have you ever done that?
QM"
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12/29/2012 02:41PM |
Hoola Popper
Jig and a leach
Spinner bait with double willows.
Mepps
No need for 10, if they wont take any of these than I dont want to catch them!
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12/28/2012 11:17AM |
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12/28/2012 10:34AM |