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 Reaction Strikes in the Fall/Winter patterns
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10/27/09 05:42 PM
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Antfish89
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What makes reaction strikes soo good in the Fall/Winter pattern??? I was throwing a crank bait the other day near drop offs and shallow to deep water exchanges and was having alot of success. I just don't know why I was having that success though it did'nt make sense to me because I figured the fish should have been movin slower wanting a T-rig or a C-rig not a CB being burned through grass and bumped off of rocks. I had nearly thrown my arm off with that T-rig even a slow rolled spinnerbait didn't fit the bill. Anyone have the answer to this? The water was in the low 60's high 50's.
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Re: Reaction Strikes in the Fall/Winter patterns
[Re: Antfish89]
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10/27/09 06:35 PM
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Jay Kendrick
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their still chewin on shad
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Re: Reaction Strikes in the Fall/Winter patterns
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10/27/09 06:40 PM
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scott01
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Those water temps are't nearly cold enough to slow the bite down. Low 50's and below might put a hurtin' on the fast moving baits though. It's still fall feeding frenzy time!
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Re: Reaction Strikes in the Fall/Winter patterns
[Re: scott01]
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10/29/09 08:57 AM
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FootAndAHalf
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Those water temps are't nearly cold enough to slow the bite down. Low 50's and below might put a hurtin' on the fast moving baits though. It's still fall feeding frenzy time! +1
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