joelsanders Posted December 9, 2007 Posted December 9, 2007 What is the hot lure to put behind my cowbell's for a big laker?
spoonmaster Posted December 9, 2007 Posted December 9, 2007 I watched the Fishful thinking show yesterday and he was catching lakers in Lake Ontario using cowbells and worden wobble trolls.Check it out it, might work for ya!!!www.fishfulthinking.ca/detail.asp?ArtID=275Al
Jenny Ann Posted December 15, 2007 Posted December 15, 2007 Sometimes I actually target lakers and use cowbells with that all the time. I prefer the biggest bells I can find but will use small ones in a pinch. I prefer to use a dodger directly attached to the bells with a hering rig with no teasers on it. I will use a dodger fly in a pinch but I prefer hering. Sometimes I will skip the dodger and just run a spin and glow behind it. There are many methods that work, but that is what works for me.
caznik Posted December 15, 2007 Posted December 15, 2007 I use to use alot of cowbells for lakers and what would work for me the best was spin glows, peanunts, and small tadpollys allways work very good for me. Colors would allways be yellow or green and I would run them 3' behind the cannon ball. Most of the time bouncing at least two of them right on the bottom and running the other two 5' above bottom and trolling as slow as you can.good luck,Cazz
Priority1 Posted December 16, 2007 Posted December 16, 2007 A Peanut was our go to lure behind the cowbells when we had to target the Lakers for a tourney. Sometimes the weirdest colors were the best. We had one that was a dark olive drab color that used to knock em dead. We would run this set up just off the bottom, and sometimes put a beat up cannonball on the adjacent rigger, and let the beat up cannonball tick bottom. We wouldn't have a rod on the bouncing rigger. When the Lakers didn't go for the trash and flash, some times just a clean spoon in their face would do the trick.
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