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Sacto JohnWed Jan-28-09 05:04 PM
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#11059, "RE: Swimbait retrieves"
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Wed Jan-28-09 05:05 PM by Sacto John

  

          

>A lot of my Hudd fish have come after a short bite. I either
>rip the bait hard like its trying to flee or I kill it and let
>it fall like its stung. Most of them hit it when I killed the
>bait and let it fall. the second I turned the handle again
>they jumped on it. Other than that its slow and steady.

I have also caught quite a few on soft baits by killing it after getting bit, but they have all been spotted bass. I think the spots like to stun the big baits before the eat them.

Most of the time though I like a slow steady stupid hatchery trout retrieve.

Lotta ins, lotta outs, lotta what have-yous

  

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Swimbait retrieves [View all] , Nico, Mon Jan-26-09 11:52 PM
  RE: Swimbait retrieves, Bigreenjobass, Jan 27th 2009, #1
RE: Swimbait retrieves, magmaster, Jan 28th 2009, #2
      RE: Swimbait retrieves, Sacto John, Jan 28th 2009 #3
RE: Swimbait retrieves, ken y, Feb 05th 2009, #4
RE: Swimbait retrieves, socalfrogger, Feb 05th 2009, #5
RE: Swimbait retrieves, CA Swimb8er, Feb 07th 2009, #6
      RE: Swimbait retrieves, Gilbert, Feb 08th 2009, #7

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