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SkeinMachine 
 		  Port: Anywhere on the north shore of lake.O   06/11/2005 08:03
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Using a LJ Six Pack,4-5 ft behind a dipsy,with a trailing small stinger sized spoon,3 ft behind?

Or a Six pack/spoon off a full core?

I'll try it next time out.
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Re:Anyone ever tried.....................
SkeinMachine 
 		  Port: Anywhere on the north shore of lake.O   06/11/2005 08:31
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This is what the presentation will look like(6 pack 4 ft behind diver,target spoon 3 ft behind 6 pack).
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Re:Anyone ever tried.....................
t3pt6k 
 		  Port: Grand Haven, MI   06/11/2005 08:49
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never tried it - but it looks interesting ... I wonder about the spacing and if everything will get twisted together - let us know how it runs.
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Re:Anyone ever tried.....................
WingNut 
 		    08/28/2005 10:53
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Results?????

Jim...I Fish Therefore I Am
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Re:Anyone ever tried.....................
t3pt6k 
 		  Port: Grand Haven, MI   08/28/2005 10:57
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I know Popeye has been slamming them on this in Lake O - usually pulling a polecat Raider in his case.
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WingNut 
 		    08/28/2005 12:20
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I'm thinking that a silver bullet or cut plug J would be irresistable behind that rig. Six little baifish spinning and twirling along their merry way and one fat little baitfish struggling to keep up unaware of the imminent danger.
Jim...I Fish Therefore I Am
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Re:Anyone ever tried.....................
SkeinMachine 
 		  Port: Anywhere on the north shore of lake.O   10/18/2005 16:41
Coho
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I never got around to trying out that rig,the meat bite was too good through Aug/Sept to bother changing up the spread.

Will try it out in the spring,for those 2-3 yr old kings in close.

Werner did very well(as Winger mentioned)with the raider polecat/6 pack rig.

Can't recall if it was on a full core,or on the copper rig.
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Re:Anyone ever tried.....................
RedRider 
 		  Port: Port Washington WI   10/18/2005 20:20
Coho
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I have had very good results with them attached directly to the cannon balls on the outside riggers, with the release on the back of the 6 pack. Usually ran a clean spoon or no.3 j 6 to 10' behind that on one side and a double stacked spoon on the other.Only drawback was the cost of the 6 packs as there longevity being trolled constantly had them failing more then I was willing to part with the $$$$.

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Re:Anyone ever tried.....................
Popeye 
 		  Port: Fair Haven, NY   10/21/2005 06:14
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Six pacs with Raider Polecat off full core , 1/2 core and copper were hot mid summer. I used a NBK if it was overcast or before first light. I also took some 5' off the rigger with the same. Ridgeback or Shark + six-pac = a good time. A bait head behind the six-pac did take fish but I had more action with the spoons. 2 is pleanty to draw fish in, I loaded up on them 1 day.....lets just say 2 is plenty. I can't wait to run them in the spring off 2 colors. You can still find them if you do a google search for Luhr Jenson six pac schoolies should be around $12.99 a piece. I haven't had any fail maybe it has to do with attaching in line rather than to the ball. 2 of my friends run them on the back of the ball and use a release above the ball without issue.
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Re:Anyone ever tried.....................
efishingbooks 
 		  Port: Sheboygan   12/30/2005 19:59
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Don’t be afraid to try them with a spoon run clean off a board. When the salmon and steelies are up high that can sometimes be a crazy good rig.

Dave
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