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Old 12-27-07, 10:53 AM   #1
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Default I use Sassy Shad on the Missouri River!!!

I use swim bait's on the river in the winter. Behind wing dam's & eddies out of the current. You loose alot of baits on the river. That's just how it is on the river. I spend most of my time using sasy shad on a 1oz jig. There cheap. I buy them buy the pound. They seam to work really good. I catch wally's, white bass & large mouth. I am kind of Scared to throw a 10.00 lure because i would go trough alot of them. Jig & Pig works really good but can be hard. On the river the missouri's river bottom is always changing. Like tree's comming down current & things like that. I do have to say. Worm fishing even though i loose a lot of bait's is very effective. What are your suggestions for using Cheap baits for cathching fish on a river that is alway's changing it's conditions. I see alot of nice LURES but i admit i'm not rich enough to loose 2 to 3 seven dollar baits every time i go out. So am limited to the jigs & Soft plastic's. In spring i use cheap buzzbaits & spinnerbaits. But conditions now are it's 36 degrees with a alway's muddy botom. Well it's always muddy looking
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Old 12-27-07, 06:00 PM   #2
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i also use sassy shads-for inland striper- your right fairly cheap but productive baits..

i would try a jerk bait in a clown color. something some slow and loud. most jerk baits don't dig down very far 3-4 feet.. a bandit 100 around wing dams would be my second choice...

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Old 12-28-07, 10:33 AM   #3
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Should that jerk bait be suspended model or a Floater In this cold winter weathor.
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Old 12-28-07, 10:46 PM   #4
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try both i don't let a jerk bait rise up. but work it in the zone so to speak..

x-raps slow sink. most rouges float..

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a lot of "suspending" jerkbaits will slowly float and a few will slowly sink. water temp among other variables will screw with this. there are a lot of ways to add weight to them, personally i like suspend dots that you stick on them. this way you can remove them when water temps change the way they act. i like my jerkbaits and most crankbaits to suspend year round.
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Old 01-04-08, 02:26 PM   #6
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Thanx allot !!!!
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