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Old September 13th, 2006, 03:50 AM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.bass
Joshuall
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Default Schooling Bait fish

Fishtale,
We threw some small willow leaf spinner baits, some pop r's, some soft
plastic jerk baits (smaller sized), a mini buzz bait, a small rattle trap
was considered but not thrown (we shouda given that a try) small crank but
not small enough I think. One other news group guy had a good suggestion. He
advised tying on a Lurh Jensen Kroc spoon and advised that if you let it
flutter down through the schooling shad bass will not let it drop down very
far. We never thought of that.

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