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Winter Time Tactics.

Brent Christian
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Lake temps start falling to low 50s to 40s what's your one go to pattern/bait? Mine would have to be drop offs and submerged brush and lip less crank and jig..

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    Blade Bait, jerkbaits and jigs. Good new is I only need to bring 3 rods this time of year. Same places and I use my electronics more to find them. They are usually stacked up but sometimes belly on the bottom.

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    Jerkbaits, crankbaits, and jigs should get the job done.

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    I use the traditional "stuff", however I want to try a float and fly when the water temps are in the high 30s and low 40s.

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    We'll see this weekend. I'm thinkin' THE RIG!

     

     

     

     

    :santa-107:

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    We'll see this weekend. I'm thinkin' THE RIG!

    Arig on ledges ?

    :santa-107:

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