Mepps Black Assistive Info

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fishing for musky, pike, bass?
ok i have a dollarama tripple hook green/black plug,yellow with red diamonds spoon,red white stripe spoon, Mepps Black blue fox 5/8 yellow red diamond spoon,blue fox fish spoon, a shakespear spinner, 20 martin spinner, mepps 3 agila spinner, repela floating double hook black and silver,cdj14 cotton cardell and i dont know what one to use going fishing at 6:30 need some help?????
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3 Responses to “Mepps Black Assistive Info”

1. Skinny Says:
   December 12th, 2010 at 8:40 pm

   The fish in question is an Australian Jumping Frogfish. It inhabits small to medium size streams in the southern part of the U.S. I’ve only been fishing for them for a few years, and am still in the learning process. The biggest one I caught was a 74 inch trophy. I couldnt weigh it because my Berkley digital scale only goes up to 50 1bs. You mentioned you use rattle traps and that is probaly not the best choice since the fish are herbivores. I find it best to use large dandilions wrapped around a 5/0 trebble hook. Cast your bait out as far as you can since the Jumping Frogfish is easily spooked. Also, do not use a rod holder because you need to be fast with the hookset. As soon as you feel a tap, give the fish a little bit of slack, then wind up and set the hook. If you do hook the fish, prepare yourself for the battle of a lifetime! That 74 incher I caught, took over 6 hours to reel in! I hope these suggestions will help you out. Good luck!!

2. David Says:
   December 13th, 2010 at 8:55 am

   I think this could be a good choice and as a musky fisherman I understand why you would want to upsize your lures. I dont think its overkill at all and if I were in your situation I would start throwing bigger baits in every category (and not just inline spinners.) My friends and I often catch big pike while fishing musky so dont worry that you are off-base with your tactics. Try to upsize your spinnerbaits, crankbaits and topwaters too. In addition to throwing bigger hardware you may want to fish a little deeper too. Try focusing on structure like rocky dropoffs or weedbeds that are adjacent to deeper water or the main lake basin. Good luck.

3. Josh Says:
   December 13th, 2010 at 8:26 pm

   Im not sure exactly what baits you are talking about there but I’ll try to help ya out some. For the Musky and Pike your best bet will be to throw large spinnerbaits, plastic swimbaits, and a larger spoon may do you some good. I like the swimbaits best. Storm brand has a really cool selection but you more than likely wont have the time to go get any baits. Out of what you listed I’d throw the spinnerbaits, and your larger spoons. For your bass I wouldn’t suggest the spoons. Use your spinner and the floating Rapala. The Rapala will do very good this time of the year. Throw it into cover like stumps, rocks, and docks. Fish it slow and fast. You’ll eventually find what they are wanting.

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