Lure choice

lone ranger · **Joined:** Mon Sep 29, 2003 7:52 pm **Posts:** 183

Not knowing what the water temp is, is the lure choice going to be spinners or crankbaits?

bigbassin18 · **Joined:** Mon Jan 07, 2013 9:55 pm **Posts:** 431

Bring them all use different things and see what's working. Spinners by day cranks by night. That's my opinion. Pending on sure water temps of course

Billy Dee · **Posted:** Tue May 03, 2016 11:32 am

bigbassin18 wrote:

Spinners by day cranks by night.

This is my approach. This year, I'm going to try some slip bobber and minnow combos at night as well.

Eagle · **Joined:** Tue Oct 07, 2014 5:10 pm **Posts:** 45

Billy Dee,

What type of stopper do you normally use on your slip bobber setup?

Papa fishing · **Joined:** Tue Dec 24, 2013 12:42 pm **Posts:** 131

Glow bay rat purple shallow diver night time or early morning is going to be my starting lure

Superdad · **Posted:** Thu May 05, 2016 10:38 am

I wouldn't discount the CC shad.

David aka Superdad

Billy Dee · **Posted:** Thu May 05, 2016 12:08 pm

Eagle wrote:

Billy Dee,

What type of stopper do you normally use on your slip bobber setup?

I have some pre-wrapped string stoppers that I got at some fishing supply shop. Mine are the kind that are already on a small section of tubing to make sliding up the line easier. A bit of trouble to attach in the dark (what isn't!!) so I usually set up two rods before heading out.

What do you use?

Walleye 9 · **Joined:** Mon Jan 24, 2011 12:05 pm **Posts:** 1985

Big thumpin paddletail swimbaits and Rippin Raps would be my first 2 choices. Trolling a harness or crankbait would be last resort for me.

Think outside the box!!!!

Eagle · **Joined:** Tue Oct 07, 2014 5:10 pm **Posts:** 45

Billy Dee wrote:

Eagle wrote:

Billy Dee,

What type of stopper do you normally use on your slip bobber setup?

I have some pre-wrapped string stoppers that I got at some fishing supply shop. Mine are the kind that are already on a small section of tubing to make sliding up the line easier. A bit of trouble to attach in the dark (what isn't!!) so I usually set up two rods before heading out.

What do you use?

I have used rubber bands tied onto the line but found them to slip sometimes. I've also tied a length of line set to the depth and will tie a double uni knot and use that as the stopper for the bobber. I've always wondered where to purchase the pre tied ones and how they work.

Billy Dee · **Posted:** Sun May 08, 2016 7:32 am

Eagle wrote:

Billy Dee wrote:

Eagle wrote:

Billy Dee,

What type of stopper do you normally use on your slip bobber setup?

I have some pre-wrapped string stoppers that I got at some fishing supply shop. Mine are the kind that are already on a small section of tubing to make sliding up the line easier. A bit of trouble to attach in the dark (what isn't!!) so I usually set up two rods before heading out.

What do you use?

I have used rubber bands tied onto the line but found them to slip sometimes. I've also tied a length of line set to the depth and will tie a double uni knot and use that as the stopper for the bobber. I've always wondered where to purchase the pre tied ones and how they work.

I had never thought of using rubber bands. Even if they slip they might be an emergency go to in a pinch. Thanks for that.

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