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2:32 am
Dumping bass fishing this year looking to focus on muskys.Looking for some must have musky lures to start. kind,size,color any suggestions would be a great help, because not sure where to start.Will be mainly lake fishing. Thanks
2:57 am
March 20, 2004
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So many lures, so little time!!!
Must haves(in my opinion whether you fish lakes or rivers)
Bucktails, Spinnerbaits (mepps, ghosttails, m&g spinnerbaits, etc) tons out there
Twitch Baits (Warner, Big Game, Cranes)
Jerkbaits (Suicks, Mantas, Hellhounds, Reef hawgs, Ben-E-Baits)
Topwater (buzzbaits, Top Sliders, Pacemakers, ) my favorites are your namesakes!!!
A zillion baits to choose. Key is and always will be time on the water and understanding the fishes location given the time of year.
Good Luck. Feel free to send me an email if you want more info.
Greg
3:28 am
June 23, 2004
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A good place to start would be at our February 18th seminars at Cabela's. A bunch of our members will be there before and after the seminars to answer questions, show off lures and give advice.
Capt. Dieter Scheel http://www.BigDRiverGuide.com
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