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For people in the Midwest where you can almost fish, What baits are you planning on starting the season with?
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To start the conversation i might try a smaller jig with a small chunk
We are using jigs and mr twisters and minnows under slip bobbers, or streamers and nymphs if flyfishing.
In northern WI I use a orange jig with white twisters for crappies and for bass I use a floating raplala(tiger shark)
Live bait under a bobber or a jig later on some topwaters.
I am going out this upcoming weekend. Will be using singking/suspending jerbaits, slow rolling spinnerbaits, jig and pigs, and texas rigged soft plastics. Also will throw some inline spinners for pike.
I am going out this upcoming weekend. Will be using sinking/suspending jerbaits, slow rolling spinnerbaits, jig and pigs, and texas rigged soft plastics. Also will throw some inline spinners for pike.
I haven't caught any yet but I will keep trying. Suspending jerkbaits, texas rigged worms, jigs, and any other slow moving bait
My brother got out on the Missouri in SD last week end, dodging ice chunks below the Yankton dam spillway. He caught 7 nice walleyes on small minnows on a small hook beneath split shot. He also accidetally hooked several nice spoonbill catfish as they were thick in the raceway.
Thanks evertbody, iv'e been to yankton and it was a lot of fun, i ended up catching my first two bass on a black and blue jig with a black chunk. great time but now its going to snow again, soon enough it will be warm, what a long winter.
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To start the conversation i might try a smaller jig with a small chunk
We are using jigs and mr twisters and minnows under slip bobbers, or streamers and nymphs if flyfishing.
In northern WI I use a orange jig with white twisters for crappies and for bass I use a floating raplala(tiger shark)
Live bait under a bobber or a jig later on some topwaters.
I am going out this upcoming weekend. Will be using singking/suspending jerbaits, slow rolling spinnerbaits, jig and pigs, and texas rigged soft plastics. Also will throw some inline spinners for pike.
I am going out this upcoming weekend. Will be using sinking/suspending jerbaits, slow rolling spinnerbaits, jig and pigs, and texas rigged soft plastics. Also will throw some inline spinners for pike.
I haven't caught any yet but I will keep trying. Suspending jerkbaits, texas rigged worms, jigs, and any other slow moving bait
My brother got out on the Missouri in SD last week end, dodging ice chunks below the Yankton dam spillway. He caught 7 nice walleyes on small minnows on a small hook beneath split shot. He also accidetally hooked several nice spoonbill catfish as they were thick in the raceway.
Thanks evertbody, iv'e been to yankton and it was a lot of fun, i ended up catching my first two bass on a black and blue jig with a black chunk. great time but now its going to snow again, soon enough it will be warm, what a long winter.
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