Dr. Death

slug · **Joined:** Wed Sep 21, 2005 10:37 pm **Posts:** 211

"Dr. Death" I here a lot about this "Dr. Death". I looked it up online and I found a "J-plug" Is that what it is a J-plug or a colour. I've tried those rigging for L. Ont. salmon. They're useless for salmon. But I have 3 black and purple RAC spoons :wink:

Could someone please sort this out for me.
thanks guys "slug"

misterslim · **Joined:** Tue Nov 09, 2004 3:25 pm **Posts:** 57

The lure is a Mann's Stretch 20+, the color is Dr.Death.

slug · **Joined:** Wed Sep 21, 2005 10:37 pm **Posts:** 211

Thanks misterslim. Mystery solved. They got to be tricky to run on a rigger. I suspect if it was to tap the bottom, that's better than the cannon ball getting hung up. I've been trying a planer this year for rainbows out deep on L. Ont. I got zero so went back to fishing 40' down in 60-80' of water for chinooks. Maybe I'll try those combos during the spring opener next year.
thanks again misterslim

"slug" tim

YO · **Posted:** Fri Oct 07, 2005 9:20 am

That stretch 20 dives over 20 feet on it's own. No need for a downrigger with these. Don't forget, Dr death is a hot colour that everyone knows about, but some days, other colours work better. Do yourself a favour and get a good selection of deep divers for different conditions.

steve-hamilton · **Joined:** Fri Apr 25, 2003 7:40 am **Posts:** 1776

last fall, we were running the stretch 20 and 25s and taildancers, with gibbs clip on trolling weights.....

most of the biggen's were deeper than 30 feet last fall/winter.

slug · **Joined:** Wed Sep 21, 2005 10:37 pm **Posts:** 211

Thanks guys, all good advice.
Since the zebras and other things have come in to the Bay it's been a challenge getting those pickerel. I have always used things like live bait rigs, erie dearies, vibrax, CC shad, and jointed crank baits. I've read some on the L. Erie fishing and have saw those tricks working here. This spring if gas is somewhat reasonable, I will put together a new plan to fish the open water and pass up the old tried and true.
A friend jigged a pickerel up of the bottom in 60' I thought that was deep. Then another said he got some 75' down I was floored. I couldn't believe they where that deep.
thanks again Yo, misterslim, and steve-hamilton
"slug" tim

big-o · **Posted:** Tue Oct 25, 2005 11:12 am

Slug Wrote:

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A friend jigged a pickerel up of the bottom in 60' I thought that was deep. Then another said he got some 75' down I was floored. I couldn't believe they where that deep

Hi Tim, There is no need to fish that deep there are plenty of fish in the 10 to 30 foot zone, if you fish that deep, you put the fish at risk,on the way up they can and will suffer from nitrigen narcososis(spelling :oops:

) the BENDS, bringing the fish up from deep water to fast ,will blow there air bags out there mouth and there eyes will pop, effectivly killing the fish, I'm not preching, just a freindly word of caution. Good luck on you trip let us know how you do

Phil

slug · **Joined:** Wed Sep 21, 2005 10:37 pm **Posts:** 211

I normally fish shallow because of that very reason. I like the evening fish when they are close to shore. It's great to fish for the big boys deep off shore for a trophy, but I usually wait till they come in shallow and I can release them safely.

I have heard of walleyes being caught 60-75'+ I was amazed they were that deep. I have jigged them up from a little over 30' but I fish 6-12' most of the time in the evening. I may not hit all those trophy fish, but that's okay with me.

Thanks for the reply, and your concern about the perils of catching deep fish. I find it interesting to see the way some people handle fish that are to be released. Hands in the gills and blood all over.

Quote:

I'm not preching, just a freindly word of caution

I didn't think of taking it that way big-o

Just good friendly advice.
sunfish - tim

crazyhook · **Joined:** Tue Jan 11, 2005 8:42 pm **Posts:** 27

I scored on the Manns + 20 in all chartreuse

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