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Post by Metal Angler on Jan 21, 2005 11:44:56 GMT -5
When you vote if you would like to post the color post or your views on them.And if i missed anything please post it, feel free to take part in this poll thanks.
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Post by ProBass on Jan 27, 2005 14:49:29 GMT -5
I find natural bait out preforms most plastics,rubber tails and if you have a good bait shop you ice fishing will be a sucess.any one elses oppinions?
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Post by muskybob on Feb 1, 2005 22:58:15 GMT -5
Hey ProBass, I agree with you on the natural bait for walleye. Either fishing ice or open water it seems to do the best job for me. Worms or minnows are another question.  |
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Post by ProBass on Feb 4, 2005 14:31:05 GMT -5
Ya i use both for Walleye with minnows all i use mostly. but sometimes they like the night crawlers fine too. Depends on the day and if the bait shop got a good supplie.What do you all use?
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White Shark
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Post by White Shark on Feb 4, 2005 15:31:34 GMT -5
 I think the delaware river is the only place in the US that you can use them, but the walleyes in the delaware love baby lampray ells (4-8in.long). The only problem is you can't buy them because it's illegal to sell them in the US. So you actually have to dig for them in the river. It's hard work but worth all the hits you get. Oh, you just lip them on a weighted jig and troll slowly through the holes or cast and bounch them on the bottom. 
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Post by Metal Angler on Feb 25, 2005 13:06:33 GMT -5
You know since i moved and i am fishing in a new area I dont really knowwhats in the water like feeding minnows ect. But that last post you made bird banger makes sense. Reminds me one day i was down at my favorite river fishing spot fishin for walleye and carp. I stuck my hand along side of this rock and pulled out one of those lamprey eels that was hideing in the current, it was ugly!!. But you know thats what the bigger walleyes are eating there, cause i tried a tube jig that i had that resembled the lampreys and sure enough in no time had on some big walleyes.And only big walleyes no small ones. 25 + inchs every one i had on.
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Post by lunkertime on Jun 5, 2007 11:16:17 GMT -5
OK boyz
Not to be a dark cloud on this topic but I find when you find the right color jig and jig head you can reel em in just as good if not better as bait trust me. Just gotta keep casting and switchin up the bait till you find something that works best,
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White Shark
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Post by White Shark on Jun 6, 2007 8:26:39 GMT -5
;D You are absolutely correct. I started fishing 95% of the time with jigs and plastics. And like you said, when you find the color combo of the day you're in for a good time. Here's a link to a guy that supplies hair jigs. They are hand tied and I actually met the creator Bill Alexander. Big time bass and walleye fisherman. They work great. Email him requesting an order form and he'll send you info and pics on the jigs.
dmaio@twcy.rr.com
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I think the delaware river is the only place in the US that you can use them, but the walleyes in the delaware love baby lampray ells (4-8in.long). The only problem is you can't buy them because it's illegal to sell them in the US. So you actually have to dig for them in the river. It's hard work but worth all the hits you get. Oh, you just lip them on a weighted jig and troll slowly through the holes or cast and bounch them on the bottom. 
