Tackle this weekend

[computergeek]

First time on LOW in a couple years and I am looking for some advice on what takle to bring. I have scanned the previous posts and it seems that Angel Eyes adn Glow Demons are the best bet. Gold and glow pink are the recommended colors that I have seen. I know that everyone has an opinon on the best tackle to use, so any help would be appreciated. Thanks

[Guest]

I'd bring some Firetiger Jigging Rapalas and Some Nils Baby Shads Perch Pattern too...<P>------------------<BR>Chells

[LOWinEYEin]

Bring what you typed <BR>You might want to add in a pimple, and a large demon, and don't forget the plain old hooks. I'm going in Jan. <P>Just have Fun!!

[LOWinEYEin]

Chells<BR>How did you do with them?

[Guest]

WHATT,<P>I replace the center hooks on both lures with a #8 VMC Treble--Rapala's is too small and Nils's is too big.<P>I just tie right on the lure and tip the center treble with a fathead head.<P>The key with these lures is to jig them fairly aggressivley a few times, let them come to a complete rest, watch your flasher for the RED line. <P>When you see a fish on your electronics, eyeing the bait, slowly jig the bait by using your index finger on the line and the bait will start circling, slowly raise the bait as you do this and you'll get whacked.<P>Also, bring 1/4 oz. Gold Fireball Jigs and tip them with a whole fathead, drop the jig onto the bottom and set your bail closed, hang rod in a holder or over your fish bucket. The Sauger and Eyes will easily inhale the offering and swim away with it. Use a stinger if you are missing strikes.<P>This Dead-Rod technique is killer on Sauger and Walleyes on LOW--I've aslo caught my biggest Perch using this method too.<P>------------------<BR>Chells

[Sifty]

Geek, make sure you bring somthing in gold. That has been the best color for us for a number of years.<P>Good Luck Sifty<BR>

[92python]

Last year in mid-December you could have used your car keys and caught fish. I tried all of the junk lures in my box (with and without additional bait) and caught fish. Most fish were small with a few pigs mixed in.