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Karl
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Hey all - headed into EP 14 LIS N the second week of August. Looking to target Lynx + Hustler for a couple of nights each (flexible though) and hopefully snag some big northerns.
I've seen some tips on the forum that say to use Daredevle spoons, super shad raps, & others but I also know the northerns head deeper as the season goes on.
Any tips for colors to use & getting to the right depth in either Lynx, Hustler, or even Shell along the way?
Any other species worth targetting along this route?
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Karl
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HighnDry: "A 12cm Husky Jerk in gold and brown is a great trolling lure for pike during the day and other species in the twilight hours. Put a titanium leader on if you are trolling this lure during the day around rocky points and through narrows. A taildancer in perch or firetiger that dives to about 15 to 20 feet can dredge up a big pike on cloudy days too."
Thanks for the tip HighnDry, will give the husky jerk a shot, need to snag some titanium leader for sure. Looking forward to checking out the new area, first time out that way for me
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minnesotashooter
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Several years ago we did very well with walleyes and smallies on Lynx. I love that lake, probably one of my favorites.
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HighnDry
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A 12cm Husky Jerk in gold and brown is a great trolling lure for pike during the day and other species in the twilight hours. Put a titanium leader on if you are trolling this lure during the day around rocky points and through narrows. A taildancer in perch or firetiger that dives to about 15 to 20 feet can dredge up a big pike on cloudy days too.
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