Late season bait choices

[HugoBox]

I've heard "throw 'em till they bounce" with respect to top waters so that's what I found myself doing yesterday for a bit. I know conditions will dictate when it may make sense, but what topwater baits have been productive this late in the season. I pretty much find myself throwing a WTD just to warm up a bit!

Only fish in the past few outings have been on gliders and big cranks.

[JRedig]

Topraider for me has gotten fish going in november in years past.

[muskiedreams]

I would say a creeper or hogwobbler something slow crawler type bait,, with that said ITs november dude!!! topwater is done a wrap,over, let me know though if ya get 1 on top

[50inchpig]

Dreams you're pretty much guaranteed that Box will be throwing some topwaters after your post, just to see if he can do it, and I sure wouldn't bet against him......

I think "slow" has taken on a different meaning in the last couple years of musky fishing with all the high speed stuff. Them fish sure don't move slow when you set the hook in November!

[Esox_Magnum]

Dawgs, Curlie Sues,Hellhounds , Wades and Blades get the call right now.

[dcmusky]

The MM V2 baby!

[JimBuck]

Wabull's and Phantoms...

[AnglerX]

Huge spinnerbaits and cranks slow rolled!

[nater]

Lately its been a Dawg or Believer, but haven't thrown my esox cobra w/single 10 on it much just on a sub par lake. Phantoms and Suicks have raised a number of fish as well.

[scsavre]

I dont do much topwater this late anymore, however the hogwabler used to pretty good for me.

[Zelmsdawg]

I know typically its the bigger the better this time of year but dam if my dad didn't outfish me last weekend hooking 2 fish from the back of the boat with a little 5" twitchbait...don't think I'll ever understand these fish

Zelmsdawg