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My family and I just got back from a SWEET fishing trip near Hayward Wisconsin. We spent the majority of the time fishing for walleye, and that was a lot of fun, but my personal goal was to catch a smallie on that trip. After consulting various guide books, this forum, and the old men who hang out at bait shops, we went to Grindstone Lake to fish for smallmouth. I used a drop shot slug-go in a red shad color and caught 4 of em that day. I am now and forever hooked on smallmouth fishing. My best of the day, and thus my personal best smallmouth, was 4 pounds 6 ounces. I was ecstatic to say the least. Now I just need to convince my Dad to put the boat in on Lake Michigan so I can keep catching those bronze buggers.

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VERY nice smallie! I know why you are hooked!

Jeff

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Congrats! That's a heck of a way to break into the world of smallmouth bass fishing! They are pretty addicting to catch for sure!

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Welcome to the addiction. I too love fishing for the brownies. If you want to have a go at small mouth try the Fox river if you can't get out on L.Michigan.

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Great start. My first smallie was probably less than half of yours. Congrats on a great catch.

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I love lmbs and smallies both, but you can't beat the fight of a smallie. Fun fun fun.

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DS for smallmouth is my favorite way to cath bass!

nice chunk ....

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Keep at those smallies man! Here in Pa on the Schuylkill River you literally have to "hunt" the bronzebacks but I find it's worth it. Even if it's not the biggest fish on my line. I'd rather catch a few smallies and earn it, than go to the lake and pull the buckets out.

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