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Lipped baits?
Green horn 
  Port: Oconto river   08/09/2007 21:39
Brookie
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Being as i was bitten by the salmon bug last fall on the menominee river and catching salmon after salmon on diving lures, i have a question that's been buggin' me. [/b]And here it is: has anyone ever tried lipped diving baits like rapalas, storm lures reef runners and the like? If so i'd like to hear about your results, how you ran em' yadda yadda yadda, thanks for your consideration


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Re:Lipped baits?
salmonroy 
  Port: Port Austin, Frankfort MI   08/10/2007 06:07
Steelhead
Posts: 108
 

I run Raps and Bombers in the spring when the fish are close to shore{under 30 feet of water}. I do very well on them. If you have a smelt run in your area like we do in Lake Huron I would suggest running them. Spoons seem to imitate alewifes and bombers and raps imitate smelt. I do best with Chart. and Chrome, Blue and Chrome, and Orange and Chrome or Gold. I run them off of planer boards with no weight in front of them. Hope this helps

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Re:Lipped baits?
Green horn 
  Port: Oconto river   08/12/2007 22:27
Brookie
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thanks much for the tip roy, will have to give that a try

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