06-20-05, 11:16 PM
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Ohio Fishing
Ok well the last topic i put no one answered probaly because no one has been fishing there but anyways does any body know what type of crankbait really is best for real good bass fishing.
thank you and please help!!!! |
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06-20-05, 11:24 PM
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Re: Ohio Fishing
What body of water are you fishing? Shallow,deep and is there weeds in the water? Is the water gin clear or staind or muddy?
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06-21-05, 12:15 AM
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Re: Ohio Fishing
here we go again.....THERE AINT NO BEST IN BASS FISHIN!!! ;D 8)
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06-21-05, 05:57 PM
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Re: Ohio Fishing
I haven't fished Middletown, but I do fish the lakes around Mansfield.....Pleasant Hill, Clearfork, Knox and Charles Mill. As far as crankbaits, my favorites are "Excalubar, Suspending" and three of the better color schemes IMO are Pear and Chartruse, Crawdad and blue and black.
I'm by far no professional, but thats my 2 cents worth ;D |
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