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Cold muddy water and we got it . It’s gona be a fun few weeks . Water is up but will be brought back down .so this week it’s muddy then next the bottom is out of it again . So here’s my question what is your go to strategy. mine is run and gun cover as much water as possible with something like traps or something moving .anybody got a solution otherwise would love to hear what y’all thoughts are . cause this is what everybody will be doing that gets out on the lake for at least the next three weeks. oh by the way if you didn’t catch it earlier. I hate fishing this way. Would much rather this time year have gin clear water and lots of brown fish to charge up with little green worm.

Does any one know where you can find these around here there a 8 inch with big flat tail on them had some and can’t find no more of them

Anyone ever use the red one to the flys it looks good I think I’m gona try it think it would make good jigs if the hair long enough

Thanks fellas I think I’ll go to bps and see what all they got I’m more of ghost color kinda jerkbait guy but I think they will have some around that color I’ll get two to start Incase I lose one lol

Which is your personal favorite I fish lucky crafts but ain’t trued the mega bass wanting opinions befor going buying a few

Thanks I was playing around sat and marked a large school suspended under bait .caught three very quickly had heard that they would shut off if I threw one back so I put them in the box .after the third I lost one and they shut down.could not get them to bite again even left and came back a hour later.threw everything including the kitchen sink at them .they were not biteing I was just curious if there was a trick I didn’t know.

I have found a crank bait to work decent but have marked schools and never got a bite or you 3-4 and then nothing and you still looking at the school on your graph how do you get them fired back up

Ya I have really got into cranking this year no where near mastered but getting where I’m catching a few been throwing big dredgers and dd22 and spro in a silent seem like they all have their place and time but caught some nice fish this year thanks for all the information and advice and a 7/11 cranking rod helps for the big lures don’t wear you out nearly as bad

I fish shoals any where there is a current break in the current a big rock a bucket anything rock ledge and i fish tubes and peanut jigs flukes and all famous square bills

I use 11 on any over 9 inches

I use the gulp Alive alot their awesome in clear water I haven’t tried the max scent but will try them soon and will let you know I love the black shad color

I just bought a pro qualifyer 7 10 heavy extra fast hopping it’s betrr than the mh 7 I have been useing it will wear you out throwing the 25.5 and 30+ all day and what reel speed do y’all recommend

I have garmins and really like them they have the striker series at bass pro for around 7 for a 9 inch and around 5 for a seven inch I have the echo map series there a lil bit more expensive

You coming to Grainger co park

Fishing at night best in summer hang green light take plenty of miners and have lots of fun you can also luck up and catch walleye this way on Douglas