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Dickbakers:
 ??? Ice in in north country.  Time to order live bait.  I will use lots of plastics but always carry some live bait (worms , spikes or wax worms).   No small or medium shiners at local shops.   Have to be ready for first ice perch and stocked trout.
Dick

skifisher:
Try a few mealworms sometime. A productive alternative on occasion!

catchacold:
Either way don't get the preserved dyed ones. Picked up a few packs of pink yellow and chartreuse Wax worms and nothing would touch em last year. Not even perch or dumb stockies.

Anomaly:

--- Quote from: catchacold on Dec 03, 2021, 05:55 PM ---Either way don't get the preserved dyed ones. Picked up a few packs of pink yellow and chartreuse Wax worms and nothing would touch em last year. Not even perch or dumb stockies.

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Ive pretty much got to cut bait. Used to use mousees a lot. Now a small strip of perch tail or strip of belly of anything, even trout or whitefish. Yeah, it's legal. Have verified it with bios and wardens.

Fishhead680:
Where do you find spikes? I haven’t seen em in years

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