Which Spinnerbait & Buzzbaits best for Mohawksin, NWC?

Secret Weapon Lures is donating spinnerbaits and buzzbaits to participants
of the Northwoods Classic this year. I'm wondering what lures will be most
welcome for Mohawksin.

This lake on the Wisconsin river system is stained with abundant aquatic
vegetation, submerged, emergent, and matted on the surface. Most of the lake
seems to be about five to ten feet in depth, with just a few holes deeper
than 20 feet. There are several feeder rivers or streams, docks, and bridges
with riprap and pilings. Evidently this is the home of numerous of pleasure
craft there throughout the summer, so there's plenty of open water, but
large tracts of the lake are marked "hazardous" due to plentiful stumps.

So... whether or not you'll be there, if you were fishing the lake during
the day in late August, what would be your preference?

What size buzzbait should do best on Mohawksin in late August?
3/16-ounce
5/16-ounce
9/16-ounce

What buzzbait models would work best for daytime fishing in that stained
water, over and through vegetation?
Wounded Minnow
White Shad
Chartreuse & White
Midnight Snack

What size spinnerbait would work best?
3/16-ounce
5/16-ounce
9/16-ounce
13/16-ounce

Which blade combination?
Tandem willowleaf
Double willowleaf
Single willowleaf
Double Colorado
Single Colorado
Tandem Indiana
Single Indiana
Tandem Turtleback (mag willow)
Single Turtleback

What color main blade?
Gold
Nickel
Chartreuse
White
Red

Spinnerbait pattern (feel free to suggest a particular pattern)
Dark (e.g., Golden Shad, Midnight Snack, Rock Craw, Firetiger Perch)
Chartreuse mixes (e.g., Cht/blue back, Cht & White, Cht Shad, Green Goddess,
Bluegill)
Light (White shad, Wht Shiner, Wounded Minnow)
Clearwaters (e.g.,k TN Shad, Citrus Shad, Baby Bass, Blue Shad)

Thanks for your help.
--
Joe Haubenreich
Secret Weapon Lures
Web: http://secretweaponlures.com
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I won't be there, but Midnight Snack with a single colorado (nickel, of
course) would have been my choice.


"Joe Haubenreich" (removethis)swljoe-at-secretweaponlures.com wrote in
message ...
Secret Weapon Lures is donating spinnerbaits and buzzbaits to participants
of the Northwoods Classic this year. I'm wondering what lures will be most
welcome for Mohawksin.

Do you mean as a buzzbait or spinnerbait?
"Charles B. Summers, QOF." wrote in message
news I won't be there, but Midnight Snack with a single colorado (nickel, of
course) would have been my choice.


"Joe Haubenreich" (removethis)swljoe-at-secretweaponlures.com wrote in
message ...
Secret Weapon Lures is donating spinnerbaits and buzzbaits to participants
of the Northwoods Classic this year. I'm wondering what lures will be most
welcome for Mohawksin.

As much *luck* as I've had with the spinnerbaits, you know I'd have to try
the buzzbait as well!


"Joe Haubenreich" (removethis)swljoe-at-secretweaponlures.com wrote in
message ...
Do you mean as a buzzbait or spinnerbait?
"Charles B. Summers, QOF." wrote in message
news I won't be there, but Midnight Snack with a single colorado (nickel, of
course) would have been my choice.


"Joe Haubenreich" (removethis)swljoe-at-secretweaponlures.com wrote in
message ...
Secret Weapon Lures is donating spinnerbaits and buzzbaits to
participants
of the Northwoods Classic this year. I'm wondering what lures will be
most
welcome for Mohawksin.

Joe Haubenreich wrote:
Secret Weapon Lures is donating spinnerbaits and buzzbaits to participants
of the Northwoods Classic this year. I'm wondering what lures will be most
welcome for Mohawksin.


The smallmouth and pike liked a black skirted spinnerbait with a silver
willowleaf last year when I fished it after yall all went home. 1/4
ounce size, no name bait I bought in Rhinelander. Like to throw cheap
baits there with all the pike.

"Joe Haubenreich" (removethis)swljoe-at-secretweaponlures.com wrote in
message ...
Secret Weapon Lures is donating spinnerbaits and buzzbaits to participants
of the Northwoods Classic this year. I'm wondering what lures will be most
welcome for Mohawksin.

This lake on the Wisconsin river system is stained with abundant aquatic
vegetation, submerged, emergent, and matted on the surface. Most of the
lake
seems to be about five to ten feet in depth, with just a few holes deeper
than 20 feet. There are several feeder rivers or streams, docks, and
bridges
with riprap and pilings. Evidently this is the home of numerous of
pleasure
craft there throughout the summer, so there's plenty of open water, but
large tracts of the lake are marked "hazardous" due to plentiful stumps.

So... whether or not you'll be there, if you were fishing the lake during
the day in late August, what would be your preference?

What size buzzbait should do best on Mohawksin in late August?
3/16-ounce
5/16-ounce
9/16-ounce

*** It all depends on what you're intending to win, the bass or the non-bass
catagory. I would say that the 5/16 would work well for the bass, but on
that crazy lake, I wouldn't rule out the 9/16 either. I've had smallies
that whacked muskie lures on numerous occasions. I know the muskie and pike
prefer the larger size.

What buzzbait models would work best for daytime fishing in that stained
water, over and through vegetation?
Wounded Minnow
White Shad
Chartreuse & White
Midnight Snack

***I grab two different ones, depending on my mood, either Midnight Snack or
Wounded Minnow.

What size spinnerbait would work best?
3/16-ounce
5/16-ounce
9/16-ounce
13/16-ounce

***If I had to limit it to one size, 5/16.

Which blade combination?
Tandem willowleaf
Double willowleaf
Single willowleaf
Double Colorado
Single Colorado
Tandem Indiana
Single Indiana
Tandem Turtleback (mag willow)
Single Turtleback

***Again, limiting to one combination, Tandem Turtleback.

What color main blade?
Gold
Nickel
Chartreuse
White
Red

***Probably gold turtleback for the main blade with a small chrome colorado.

Spinnerbait pattern (feel free to suggest a particular pattern)
Dark (e.g., Golden Shad, Midnight Snack, Rock Craw, Firetiger Perch)
Chartreuse mixes (e.g., Cht/blue back, Cht & White, Cht Shad, Green
Goddess,
Bluegill)
Light (White shad, Wht Shiner, Wounded Minnow)
Clearwaters (e.g.,k TN Shad, Citrus Shad, Baby Bass, Blue Shad)

***Again, depends on the day, but the patterns that have worked well for me
over the years have been Firetiger, Midnight Snack, Wounded Minnow and Baby
Bass.
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

Smallies???????? Red, with Red blades. That's all I'm saying, you can name
the replica Randy when you get it


"Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers" wrote in
message ...

"Joe Haubenreich" (removethis)swljoe-at-secretweaponlures.com wrote in
message ...
Secret Weapon Lures is donating spinnerbaits and buzzbaits to
participants
of the Northwoods Classic this year. I'm wondering what lures will be
most
welcome for Mohawksin.

This lake on the Wisconsin river system is stained with abundant aquatic
vegetation, submerged, emergent, and matted on the surface. Most of the
lake
seems to be about five to ten feet in depth, with just a few holes deeper
than 20 feet. There are several feeder rivers or streams, docks, and
bridges
with riprap and pilings. Evidently this is the home of numerous of
pleasure
craft there throughout the summer, so there's plenty of open water, but
large tracts of the lake are marked "hazardous" due to plentiful stumps.

So... whether or not you'll be there, if you were fishing the lake during
the day in late August, what would be your preference?

What size buzzbait should do best on Mohawksin in late August?
3/16-ounce
5/16-ounce
9/16-ounce

*** It all depends on what you're intending to win, the bass or the
non-bass catagory. I would say that the 5/16 would work well for the
bass, but on that crazy lake, I wouldn't rule out the 9/16 either. I've
had smallies that whacked muskie lures on numerous occasions. I know the
muskie and pike prefer the larger size.

What buzzbait models would work best for daytime fishing in that stained
water, over and through vegetation?
Wounded Minnow
White Shad
Chartreuse & White
Midnight Snack

***I grab two different ones, depending on my mood, either Midnight Snack
or Wounded Minnow.

What size spinnerbait would work best?
3/16-ounce
5/16-ounce
9/16-ounce
13/16-ounce

***If I had to limit it to one size, 5/16.

Which blade combination?
Tandem willowleaf
Double willowleaf
Single willowleaf
Double Colorado
Single Colorado
Tandem Indiana
Single Indiana
Tandem Turtleback (mag willow)
Single Turtleback

***Again, limiting to one combination, Tandem Turtleback.

What color main blade?
Gold
Nickel
Chartreuse
White
Red

***Probably gold turtleback for the main blade with a small chrome
colorado.

Spinnerbait pattern (feel free to suggest a particular pattern)
Dark (e.g., Golden Shad, Midnight Snack, Rock Craw, Firetiger Perch)
Chartreuse mixes (e.g., Cht/blue back, Cht & White, Cht Shad, Green
Goddess,
Bluegill)
Light (White shad, Wht Shiner, Wounded Minnow)
Clearwaters (e.g.,k TN Shad, Citrus Shad, Baby Bass, Blue Shad)

***Again, depends on the day, but the patterns that have worked well for
me over the years have been Firetiger, Midnight Snack, Wounded Minnow and
Baby Bass.
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

"alwaysfishking" wrote in message
news
Smallies???????? Red, with Red blades. That's all I'm saying, you can name
the replica Randy when you get it

Well, get your skinny white butt out here and claim it!
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com