What is a must have lure in everyone’s tackle box?
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There are a lot of times I love a good prop bait, like the Tiny torpedo. Also love having a jointed minnow.
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by Kareem-Mahpants
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by Kareem-Mahpants
Mar 18, 2020 09:07:52 #
Inline spinner be it a rooster tail or any other brand catches nearly every type of fish
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by SuperGiantGnome
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by SuperGiantGnome
Mar 18, 2020 09:07:56 #
I most enjoy my crankbaits. If I had to pick one, I would pick a perch design. Pike and bigger perch will go for it.
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by pimmelfighter
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by pimmelfighter
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White soft plastic shad. Bass attack them as well as crappie and big bluegill
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Big TC
Loc: Raytown, MO.
What do the shad look like? How do you put the hook in them? Just a beginner.
Mar 18, 2020 16:06:55 #
Shad have a paddle tail. Go to walmart and find the shad lures in white, they're $ 1.22 a pk of 2 .. Ice been catching plenty of bass on them. Cast out and wind steady, not too fast.
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Damikey
Loc: Burnsville, MN
I’ll echo what others have said but the first thing to consider is what species you’re pursuing. For freshwater: I would say jigs in assorted sizes, shapes, and colors my favorite color is green/chartreuse. Also no tackle box is complete w/o a selection of crankbaits you can’t go wrong with Rapala’s. With jigs and cranks’ size and color have everything to do with weather, species, and water clarity.
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