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04-11-2016, 12:24 PM #1
Erie Baits
Have some newbie questions if you all don't mind helping a little. I've gathered that throughout the year the most effective trolling Baits on Erie change as the temp increases etc. So what is the progression of different baits people use and what time of year, or water temperature, do they typically coincide with?
How do you know when to move on the the next tactic? Run a couple of each and see what is hot and then pull the others and run all one type, or automatically just change at certain times?
And help in the learning curve is greatly appreciated! I'm having a great time trolling cranks right now and learning that but don't want to get caught by surprise when they slow down and all the sudden not be able to catch fish
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