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June 2nd, 2004, 02:47 AM
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Help with Smallies
How about Senkos and what about tpwater lures. Thanks for the input so far
it has been helpful. "Babbling Brook Photography" wrote in message ... I agree with Steve, stick with areas of rocks and rock drop-offs. I have caught smallies on 9" rubber worms as well as jigs, just be ready for a great fight when you do get a good one. -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Babbling Brook Photography Quality Framed Photography of the Great Outdoors. 30 Day Money Back Guarantee! http://www.babblingbrookphotography.com "Pat_RI" wrote in message news:cG5vc.4014$eP.3667@lakeread01... I am going smallmouth fishing for the first time in Maine what type of lures should I use? Do you fish for them in the same spots where I would think largemouths would be? Any help would be appreciated. 
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June 2nd, 2004, 05:57 AM
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Help with Smallies
Pat_RI wrote in message news:1javc.4039$eP.382@lakeread01... How about Senkos and what about tpwater lures. A definite YES to both.
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June 2nd, 2004, 03:09 AM
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Help with Smallies
"Pat_RI" wrote in message news:1javc.4039$eP.382@lakeread01... How about Senkos and what about tpwater lures. Thanks for the input so far it has been helpful. Senkos and topwater lures too will work under certain conditions as well, senkos more often than topwater. -- Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods http://www.herefishyfishy.com
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June 2nd, 2004, 02:22 PM
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Help with Smallies
Senkos will work good, especially black, If you want to use topwaters, try
something with a yellow belly, I read somewhere that smallies will come up as much as 20 feet to smack a yellow bellied topwater, don't know if it's true but worth a try. Think it was in bassmaster. If fishing rock pile try a silver buddy. I also caught a lunker smallie last year in a tourney using a red bladed secret weapon spinner bait "Pat_RI" wrote in message news:1javc.4039$eP.382@lakeread01... How about Senkos and what about tpwater lures. Thanks for the input so far it has been helpful. "Babbling Brook Photography" wrote in message ... I agree with Steve, stick with areas of rocks and rock drop-offs. I have caught smallies on 9" rubber worms as well as jigs, just be ready for a great fight when you do get a good one. -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Babbling Brook Photography Quality Framed Photography of the Great Outdoors. 30 Day Money Back Guarantee! http://www.babblingbrookphotography.com "Pat_RI" wrote in message news:cG5vc.4014$eP.3667@lakeread01... I am going smallmouth fishing for the first time in Maine what type of lures should I use? Do you fish for them in the same spots where I would think largemouths would be? Any help would be appreciated.
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