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What is your artificial bait of choice....the one you would never go fishing without? I am trying to stock my tackle box and want to get the right stuff!
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It never hurts to have some 3" Gulp shrimp on board. :beer:
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Mirrolure Catch 2000 in Gold :smt007

That's what I won't leave the house without right now, may not work next week. :roll:
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topwater ,soft jerkbaits, and of course the gold spoon
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Post by gwheeler »

I keep a variety of Mirrorlures and Gulp baits (shrimp and shad) in the tackle box. When nothing else artificial is producing fish on of these almost always brings a hit.
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Post by Eerman »

Topwater (Zara Spooks, Skitterwalks, and Top Dogs) and soft jerkbaits (I like Manns and Exude). If you think you hooked now, try topwater. You'll be ruined for life. :-D :thumbup:
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Post by SHOWBOAT »

nobody gonna say a Mepp's spinner?

Not traditional for these parts, but freshwater trout, saltwater trout, muskee, pike, reds, bass and everything in between will eat'em.
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Post by QueenB »

Thanks guys! I just want to have a nice variety of bait and its a bit overwhelming when I go looking at all that is available.
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sundown wrote:Image

Sundown, there ain't a fighter in the bunch. :wink: :lol:
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Post by BayGator »

Can't forget the Rapala SKITTERWALK for topwater. :thumbup:
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BD, whatcha mean ?
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Post by birddog »

I'm picking at you. You got a couple of my favorites in that pic.
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Post by sundown »

You got to remember, there's a great intrinsic value in having a box full of lures...Along with having most anything you need to catch a fish you got an investment..Like an art collector you got value plus the pleasure of owning it...How many times you sit watching tv plundering through your tackle box..makes a lot of winter nights a lot more pleasurable..Plus the intrigue of trying to get a hook out of the armrest of your recliner without leaving a hole !
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Post by birddog »

:lol: Yep. Nothing like going through your tackle on a cold wet day. :thumbup:
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