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Ready to use leeches?!


JewellOutdoors

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i prefer BIG BLACK ones with shoulders lol

hard to find just blk ones

use to fish alot of touraments on mille lacs it seem to make a difference

seems like we'd use leeches then if it slowed throw a crawler on and get a few more

i like crawlers also large as i can find

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Are leeches better to use than nightcrawlers in rivers and streams?

Yes they are. Unless crawlers are working better on a given day. smile Changes day to day. Sometimes hour by hour. Best to have both along and let the fish tell you what they want.

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Second that on the GULP! leeches. Used them all last year and caught just as many as on the real ones. Great on jigs or anything moving and never have to worry about them dying. At first I always bought the real ones to take along just in case but as the season progressed I never even stopped at the bait store on the way out. They work well.

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