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In the NC mountains i have had some pretty good luck with smaller rooster tails. I catch smallmouth in the rivers up here, I'm not so sure about lake smallmouths.
Pig-n-Jig, Jig with pork rind trailer.
When the water warms up in the St Lawrence River, I prefer "Rattle Traps" in the areas where there are a lot of rocks. Otherwise, I prefer Spinnerbaits. www.letsgofishin.us
I have found that Delong's Black Tadpoles and Baby Slugos produce for me anywhere there are Bronze Backs, If you can keep them away from the Largemouths.
gulp watermelon color worms
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In the NC mountains i have had some pretty good luck with smaller rooster tails. I catch smallmouth in the rivers up here, I'm not so sure about lake smallmouths.
Pig-n-Jig, Jig with pork rind trailer.
When the water warms up in the St Lawrence River, I prefer "Rattle Traps" in the areas where there are a lot of rocks. Otherwise, I prefer Spinnerbaits. www.letsgofishin.us
I have found that Delong's Black Tadpoles and Baby Slugos produce for me anywhere there are Bronze Backs, If you can keep them away from the Largemouths.
gulp watermelon color worms
Post an Answer (200 characters or less)