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Hi Steve,
Go to this link and read my article on Bass Fishing With Jerk Bait. Just remember that as the ice is just melting so are the Bass, work you lure slowly. https://efishbox.com/FishingBlog/tabid/268/Default.aspx
Well we are 60 mi SW of Chicago near the Kankakee river and Illinois river, we always hit the small lakes as they thaw. We are after Bass. Anxious to use your good advice to catch some LUNKERS!
Steve
When I trout fish it's in Montana and I'm after Rainbows, Browns and or Cut throat.
what specie are you after...
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