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It rained all day today. Water will be high and murky in a reservoir near me in CT tomorrow. I need some tactics. High of 60, partly cloudy. Anything helps. If this shows up twice then sorry my connection is bad. :)
Question by bigfishguy. Uploaded on April 12, 2013
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if the water is murky try a black bait, there should be a silloute showing up in the water. this should be visible for about 2-3 feet. if its more on the clear side use a natural colored bait.
How about jerk baits, lipless cranks and spinner baits?
also where will they be holding?
if they have rattles im assuming they will be good. and probally close to cover.
For real muddy water, I like gold blades on my spinner baits because they show up better and black Texas rigged worms for worm fishing.
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if the water is murky try a black bait, there should be a silloute showing up in the water. this should be visible for about 2-3 feet. if its more on the clear side use a natural colored bait.
if they have rattles im assuming they will be good. and probally close to cover.
How about jerk baits, lipless cranks and spinner baits?
also where will they be holding?
For real muddy water, I like gold blades on my spinner baits because they show up better and black Texas rigged worms for worm fishing.
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