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Lures tried 8/18/16
Bomber 4A 'Real Craw' in the Creek Craw pattern,2,1/8", 5/16th oz.
was the winner .3 Pickerel,18-19" and one small Rainbow Trout . Fished the bomber on 10#test spinning Reel/Rod. Spinners did nothing as was the case with the Nungesser spoon .The Swedish Pimple and the Blue Fox rattlin flash picked up two small Gills.No luck twitching the pad edges in a cove with a Rapala meant for Bass.
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Comment by John Sheehan on August 20, 2016 at 7:53am
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The Nungesser is a great cold water slow fall spoon that works well through the ice .A lot cheaper cost than the hildebrant shad spoon it resembles also.
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Carl, I was disappointed a big ol' Bass didn't smash that twitchin' Rapala !
Yes Slip I've caught on all these but not on the Hildebrandt June Bug in that size .The smaller size June Bug spinner is killer in small streams though .I was hoping for a nice Trout on that #4 and will keep testing it in that Trout /Pickerel lake I love to fish.
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Comment by carl hendrix on August 19, 2016 at 5:21pm
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A GREAT COLLECTION THERE JOHN !
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Comment by Slip Sinker on August 19, 2016 at 10:00am
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some tried and true classics right there!
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