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Old 07-25-05, 10:07 PM   #1
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Default minnows THEY WANT "MINNOWS"<only>??

I love the challenge of "artificials" ok? lol
I have been throwing for 10 days now, many types of plastics/cranks/jigs/flukes/spinnerbaits...etc ok? lol
btw..<90-100 degree temps here in StLouis>
I walked up to a guy whose rod was bent...asked him what he just caught that 16/1/2inch bass on and he says>>>>"Minnows son Minnows"
He went on to say he fishes the same spot everyday and has caught an average of 10-12 bass ,14-17inches these past 2 weeks.
I finally broke down lol bought a dozen minnows and started to catch myself.<hell the bass hit it so hard, i just lay the rod down, watch the string/rod tip, while "still" casting another rod.... "still" looking for my "artificial-bait" strike. ?????? every once in awhile i'll get a fish on a plastic worm BUT....the MINNOWS ARE WINNING!!! what Gives?lol Comments welcomed thanks oh back in April I got98bass in an adjoining lake on combination baits...NOT1minnow!!!!!
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Old 07-25-05, 10:10 PM   #2
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Old 07-25-05, 10:12 PM   #3
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minnows usually always outfish artificials
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Old 07-25-05, 11:12 PM   #4
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minnows=milk and cookies to bass.
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Old 07-26-05, 10:28 AM   #5
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Not A Whole Lot You Can Do Against A Minnow.
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Old 07-26-05, 08:17 PM   #6
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Use a smal minnow colored cranks, weighted down if needed. Or a smaller chrome Spoon. You may not catch as many, but you should be able to catch fish on minnow imitations. Also try a bigger imitation, or fluke and work it slowly down to the bottom. Many times the bigger fish, just sit under the smaller fish, waiting for a stunned bait fish to float down Practicing with minows is fun, but won't get you to the Classic

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Old 07-29-05, 03:53 AM   #7
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try a yo-zuri crystal minnow, its a good imitation and should work, but prolly not as well as the real deal.

Heck the first rule of fishing: use what works

second rule: Do not grab a catfish
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