late winter/ early spring bass lures?

jigs jigheads with rubber worm something really slow

Hey dude!

Your up here near the Great Lakes like me.

After the Ice-out in MN I always use small 1/16-1/8 OZ maribou-hair Jigs. I've caught some NICE Northerns and Bass with these tiny lures.

Colors- Black, white, purple, green, perch .

Rig them with a select-a-depth float as if you were Crappie fishing. And make sure to use a good fish attractant. 4-6LB Berkley "Vanish" for gin clear water. Fish around the first "emerging weedbed".

It works! Try it!

im no pro only been fishing 11 years stated when i was 2 (you do the math) but caught a 5 pounder last spring on a crank bait i was reelin' fast and stoping and repeating that than i got 'em!

i was using a blue rebel crank bait with a rattle 1/4 oz. in muddy water. but depends on the water depth

or if that don't work for you than i would advise using a purple 6-11 inch worm or creacher with a 1 oz. good luck!

tell me how it worked at ewensj@gmail

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Using small soft plastic like a Charlie Brewer's Bass Slider Grub or Lizards on a Carolina rig seems to do well in pre-spawn cold water conditions.

http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/P...

or these in more open water situations:

http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/P...

Personally I like Rapala floater in a size 11 Silver and Black or Black and Gold or Perch colors.

You gotta fish slowwww, try the old reliable jig and pig , brush hog , and other soft slow moving plastics.

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