While jigging with 'squids' and jigs I think a person should approach lakers with something a little more substantial. ZipnZip posted these two pictures a couple years ago and it illustrates a laker's appetite pretty good. Bigger lures or baits for the bigger fish theory would apply.
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While jigging with 'squids' and jigs I think a person should approach lakers with something a little more substantial. ZipnZip posted these two pictures a couple years ago and it illustrates a laker's appetite pretty good. Bigger lures or baits for the bigger fish theory would apply.
I caught a 42 in. Laker out of Minnewanka on a 3/16 oz jig and white grub. Think outside the box once in a while.
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Originally Posted by Habfan
I caught a 42 in. Laker out of Minnewanka on a 3/16 oz jig and white grub. Think outside the box once in a while.
4.2" is more on par......your fishing people stretch the truth a bit......
We all know that catching is the best part and have experienced some wonky responses to lures/techniques used....ya just don't know until you wet a line.
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4.2" is more on par......your fishing people stretch the truth a bit......
We all know that catching is the best part and have experienced some wonky responses to lures/techniques used....ya just don't know until you wet a line.
PM me a phone # and I’ll send you the picture. I wasn’t able to revive it so I got it mounted.
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