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#7059997 - 01/17/12 01:01 AM
Help with baits/lures
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Outdoorsman
Registered: 12/03/11
Posts: 194
Loc: Katy, Texas
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Hey guys so I am COMPLETELY new to freshwater fishing. Don't mean to be the annoying new guy, but I have some questions. I am first of going to be fishing this little community lake near my house that I have heard is just full with LMB and Bluegill. My question is what lures would ya'll recommend to catch a couple of these guys. I'd rather not start off with live or dead bait, but I want as much advice as possible. So if you guys would give me your own opinions I would be very grateful.
Thanks a ton.
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#7060057 - 01/17/12 03:35 AM
Re: Help with baits/lures
[Re: bclifford]
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Angler
Registered: 04/10/11
Posts: 300
Loc: Amarillo
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1/16th oz. beetle spins, curly-tail grubs, and size 0 & 1 spinners (mepps, panther martins, ets). And tackle light enough to cast small lures with.
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#7060210 - 01/17/12 06:54 AM
Re: Help with baits/lures
[Re: bclifford]
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Capt. CUDA
Registered: 07/01/04
Posts: 4546
Loc: little elm tx
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get a small, or regular size Pop-R. it'll keep you off the bottom & the strikes are great for morale-building!!! frog, baby bass, clear, or solid black.
A bag of watermelon flukes & some 3/0 wide-gap worm hooks will get the rest. good luck & post a report!
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#7060221 - 01/17/12 06:59 AM
Re: Help with baits/lures
[Re: bclifford]
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Capt. CUDA
Registered: 07/01/04
Posts: 4546
Loc: little elm tx
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get a small, or regular size Pop-R. it'll keep you off the bottom & the strikes are great for morale-building!!! frog, baby bass, clear, or solid black.
A bag of watermelon flukes & some 3/0 wide-gap worm hooks will get the rest. good luck & post a report!
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#7061337 - 01/17/12 12:33 PM
Re: Help with baits/lures
[Re: bclifford]
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Extreme Angler
Registered: 04/03/10
Posts: 1211
Loc: Katy, TX
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Hey guys so I am COMPLETELY new to freshwater fishing. Don't mean to be the annoying new guy, but I have some questions. I am first of going to be fishing this little community lake near my house that I have heard is just full with LMB and Bluegill. My question is what lures would ya'll recommend to catch a couple of these guys. I'd rather not start off with live or dead bait, but I want as much advice as possible. So if you guys would give me your own opinions I would be very grateful.
Thanks a ton.  You going to La Centerra? If so, I would suggest using downsized Watermelon-color soft plastics (Senkos and Worms) and retrieve them slow. The water is often clear.
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#7065896 - 01/18/12 03:05 PM
Re: Help with baits/lures
[Re: AdanV]
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Extreme Angler
Registered: 05/05/10
Posts: 2047
Loc: Katy, TX
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Hey guys so I am COMPLETELY new to freshwater fishing. Don't mean to be the annoying new guy, but I have some questions. I am first of going to be fishing this little community lake near my house that I have heard is just full with LMB and Bluegill. My question is what lures would ya'll recommend to catch a couple of these guys. I'd rather not start off with live or dead bait, but I want as much advice as possible. So if you guys would give me your own opinions I would be very grateful.
Thanks a ton.  You going to La Centerra? If so, I would suggest using downsized Watermelon-color soft plastics (Senkos and Worms) and retrieve them slow. The water is often clear. +1
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#7067076 - 01/18/12 07:55 PM
Re: Help with baits/lures
[Re: bclifford]
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Extreme Angler
Registered: 03/05/11
Posts: 2325
Loc: North Texas
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Edited by fish fear me (01/18/12 07:57 PM)
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#7069564 - 01/19/12 05:04 PM
Re: Help with baits/lures
[Re: bclifford]
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Extreme Angler
Registered: 10/12/08
Posts: 2052
Loc: South Texas
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Get yourself a couple Rebel Crickhoppers, a good assortment of curly tail and triple tip tail grubs in 1"-3" sizes and some plain jigheads in 1/64th - 1/8th oz sizes.
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#7069572 - 01/19/12 05:05 PM
Re: Help with baits/lures
[Re: Peytonator]
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Extreme Angler
Registered: 10/12/08
Posts: 2052
Loc: South Texas
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Hey guys so I am COMPLETELY new to freshwater fishing. Don't mean to be the annoying new guy, but I have some questions. I am first of going to be fishing this little community lake near my house that I have heard is just full with LMB and Bluegill. My question is what lures would ya'll recommend to catch a couple of these guys. I'd rather not start off with live or dead bait, but I want as much advice as possible. So if you guys would give me your own opinions I would be very grateful.
Thanks a ton.  You going to La Centerra? If so, I would suggest using downsized Watermelon-color soft plastics (Senkos and Worms) and retrieve them slow. The water is often clear. +1 +2 add grubs and tubes to the mix
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#7120880 - 02/01/12 10:19 PM
Re: Help with baits/lures
[Re: bclifford]
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Outdoorsman
Registered: 02/01/12
Posts: 59
Loc: lake side
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well i would suggest tryin a small spoon bait ive caught bass and bluegill on tase or maybe a 6 inch worm bait ive got bass and blugill alike on that to i think that would be a good place to start. hope it helps.
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#7161396 - 02/12/12 01:47 AM
Re: Help with baits/lures
[Re: bclifford]
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Angler
Registered: 04/24/11
Posts: 269
Loc: Texas, Dallas
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Zoom baby brush hog in watermelon/red rigged Texas style .
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