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It’s definitely an effective approach for the winter and especially for the month of January.

I’m excited to give it a shot!! I have some jerk baits and jigs coming in also. So when we get together we can definitely do some damage.

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😂 I know exactly what you mean, it happens to me more often than you think. Then you start to think of what could’ve bit your setup and the locations at where you could’ve thrown it.

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Focus on deeper ledges and creek channels with a slow presentation this time of year. A lipless crankbait worked with a yo-yo retrieve around grass edges or a finesse jig dragged near rocky drop-offs can be deadly. If the water’s clear, try a suspending jerkbait with long pauses to trigger bites. Also, don’t overlook blade baits for vertical jigging near baitfish schools-bass can’t resist them in cold water!

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I’m with you! I love the versatility of running braid to fluorocarbon. However, careful with braid when using topwater. There’s times that your topwater will drag because braid will absorb a lot of water so keep an eye on that. #TeamBraid

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Oof 😅, hands of steel. When that bite hits, you gotta get em in by any means necessary.

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I think that’s a great way to break it down. When you get a feel for each type of lure then you can be confident in any situation.

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@@darkmareiii4902 that’s tough since the bank freezes fast, however focus on deeper pockets and current breaks near creek bends or rocks. Use slow-moving baits like finesse jigs, blade baits, or small swimbaits on underspins. Bass won’t chase fast retrieves-drag and pause often. Natural colors and light line work best in clear, cold water. Fish midday for the best bite!

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Thanks,it works perfectly too because those treble hooks can rip right through the vegetation.

Hey! For this time of year, a great tip for targeting sauger and walleye is to focus on deeper structures like drop-offs and channel edges, especially near current. Vertical jigging works really well-try using a heavier jig (1/2 oz to 3/4 oz) with a soft plastic like a paddle tail or live bait like a minnow. Keep your movements slow and controlled; a subtle lift-and-fall motion can really entice bites. Best times are dawn and dusk when they’re actively feeding. Good luck out there!

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He tried for a tree pounder and succeeded lol

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