Favorite Sunny Lures

[Dennis Steele]

I am getting ready for ice fishing this year and always like to add some to my tackle kit.How about it, whats your favorite panfish jigs and lures.
I have always had really good luck with ice ants tipped with waxies.A couple others are the Ratso and Rat Finky.Again I usualy tip them with a waxie.
This year,instead of tipping with waxies I am going to try Bio Bait Ice Bits.Theyre made from mostly waxies but won't end up looking like hampster turds after youve left them in your pocket a couple days.Look forward to seeing how they work on ice this season. http://catchn.com/ has a special running.You get a free sample of Bio Bits if you orde 25 bucks worth of stuff.

[This message has been edited by Dennis Steele (edited 11-13-2003).]

[Guest]

Yep, Bio Bait is going to be a part of my ice fishing arsenal as well. Horizontal jigs packed with a few pieces of Bio Bait is going to be hot for gills. Not to mention crappies and perch. Made of real bait parts and it throws a curve ball at the fish. Fish haven't seen it before and that will and another dimension to fishing. Natural scent and flavor packed into tiny bits that are easy to store and even easier to use. Tip Bio Bait on jigs, spoons, or swimming lures, the options are endless!

Good Fishin,
Matt

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[Guest]

That Bio Bait looks interesting. Do they come in different colors? I have found most of my panfish like different color larva and the juice they secrete. I will have to give those Bio Bait's a try.

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[Bruce Mosher]

I've caught some nice 10 to 11-1/2 inch BlueGills with Northland's Forage Minnow (glow) with the single and Treble hooks. Otherwise the Deamon jig from Custom Jigs and Spins. Hang a few Maggots or a Waxie on 'em and reel them up! Bruce

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