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Todd

Wed Feb 27 2008, 07:19PM

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Ok, there is 1 hour left and you need one more keeper, we have all been there. What do you turn to?

For me, it is a jig and plastic trailer.

Todd Reed

dcbigbass

Wed Feb 27 2008, 08:22PM

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Well, hopefully with one hour left, I am still not looking for that last fish to fill my limit! But since I have been in that situation a few times, I would go to my favorite "go to bait" and throw the SENKO!

bassattack

Wed Feb 27 2008, 08:38PM

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This last year I spent a ton of time learning to fish a small finesse worm on a jig head. I would say if I need one more fish that would be it. Not always going to get the big one but it's pretty reliable.

Cody

Thu Feb 28 2008, 11:32AM

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Hmm Love the worm, but not going to lie, I would turn to Rapala Shad Rap, Bleeding Pearl color. Really hasnt let me down yet.

Cody

THA4

Thu Feb 28 2008, 02:18PM

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Dynamite!!!!
HA

Texas Rigged big worm.....
or,
im also on the jig and pig train, Todd...... love that bait!

Live it Up!!

Director

Thu Feb 28 2008, 04:30PM

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Something about a Brown Chompers on a foot ball head jig thats on the business end that gets my vote.

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BrookR

Thu Feb 28 2008, 08:29PM

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Two choices, First is a 5/16 oz Brovarney Thumper Flippin Jig w/Zoom small chunk, or a Yum Dinger.

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Darrin

Sat Mar 01 2008, 04:12PM

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I'm a little surprised at the slow presentations chosen with only an hour to go.

Darrin

bgoodn

Sat Mar 01 2008, 08:35PM

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I'd most likely go with a senko also but it would depend on what lake I'm on. Sometime I'll prefer a goto spot rather that a go to bait.

Cody

Sat Mar 01 2008, 11:34PM

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So was I Darrin, hour to go, I would think you would try to cover as much water as you can. Therefore I chose a shad rap. All this slow presentation really surprises me.

Cody

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