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Old 06-18-2019, 04:50 AM
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Originally Posted by raw outdoors View Post
With a bigger sized dodger and a short leader I couldn’t see why it wouldn’t be productive. I would maybe try a lighter type of jig inside instead of a big chunk of lead that way it would have more action under the water. I have yet to try any but I just received some lighthouse Jugheads and will insert a empty tube into one of them and try that. Next week.
That may cause a very unique action! I liked the added vibration and flash of the chaser tail and think this may have benefited to a successful day.

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Originally Posted by Smoky buck View Post
2# dodger 2ft leader big flash fly or bucktail
Trolling big spinnerbaits with a swimbait trailer
Big spin “N” glo 3 beads and a 6 inch flash fly
There’s 3 uncommon tricks I use for Lakers
Thanks for sharing might have to give a few a try one day!

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Originally Posted by 338Bluff View Post
Would it be all that different from trolling a white/silver hootchie behind a big Dodger?
I've never trolled hootchies for lake trout before.
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